Blog proposal: Agent Skills for GraphQL

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Difficulty
2/5
Estimated time
1-3 hours
Newbie friendliness
48/100
Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Mostly clear
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Active
Tech stack
graphql, typescript
Domain
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Read the blog contribution guidance and inspect the existing blog structure to see where a post about Agent Skills for GraphQL would fit. The proposal outlines the topics, but does not identify a target file or define review and completion criteria; clarify the fit and scope before drafting.

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Description

Hey folks, Dale from Apollo here.

I'd love to write a blog post about Agent Skills for GraphQL. I spoke about this at GraphQLConf, and a lot of people came up afterward to ask questions. The live demo at GraphQL Day London this year also got a great response. My talk didn't make the cut for GraphQL Paris, though, so I figured a blog post could reach more people than any single stage 😄

Rough plan:

  • Why agents guess instead of following your conventions
  • What a Skill is, and the open standard behind it
  • Before and after examples from the live demo, with eval results
  • Where Skills help most in GraphQL work
  • How to write and share your own Skills

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