Agent skills are spreading across orgs faster than anyone can secure them 🔒
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Agent skills are spreading across orgs faster than anyone can secure them 🔒 They live in Slack threads, shared drives, and dev instances with no versioning, access controls, or audit trails. Join @psmyth01 on September 22 to learn how Chainguard Agent Skills provides your organization with a safe and trusted source for agent skills 🤝 RSVP: https://www.chainguard.dev/events/learning-labs-chainguard-agent-skills
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