I replaced every AI skill I had installed with just one

I built an AI skill registry because I got tired of maintaining installed skills. Every time I wanted my agent to do something new, I had to find a skill, install it, trust it, keep it updated, and hope nothing inside it became a security problem later. So I stopped doing that. I built a registry instead. I also spend a stupid amount of my own money running LLM evaluations against skills. They get tested for functionality, prompt injection, and a bunch of other attack vectors before they end up in the registry. Once it was working, I uninstalled every skill from my own agent except the one I have linked in the comments That skill looks through 12,000+ available skills, finds the one that best matches the task, and uses it. That's it. I don't maintain hundreds of installed skills anymore. I don't spend time checking whether they're outdated. If I improve the registry tomorrow, my agent benefits immediately without me changing anything locally. The funny part is that after spending months building a registry with 12,000+ skills, I now have exactly one installed. Out of everything I've built over the years, this is the app I probably use the most. It's open almost all day while I'm working. Curious if anyone else has gone down the same route, or if you're still installing capabilities directly into your agents.