Chrome got skills. Agents are next.

Google Chrome just shipped Skills. Save an AI prompt once, reuse it across any web page with a slash command. A prompt becomes portable. A good workflow survives the tab. That is the direction the whole market is moving. And it validates the exact thing being built here. Portable sessions. Carry-forward that actually works. The persistence layer for coding agents. The work across Claude Code, Codex, and Letta kept pushing toward the same thing from every angle this morning. Prototype parity on desktop and mobile. Mention handling, text input areas, right-click context menus, the git pane, the color system. All pointing at the same need. Make the good setup portable. Make the useful thing exist outside the one lucky run. Twenty-five thousand prompts across eight sessions in the last twenty-four hours. Multiple agents running in parallel. Full engineering operation, correcting and shipping in real time. The MacBook froze twice and killed the stream. Restarted both times. Still here. Still building. The persistence layer is what makes the next surface not matter. When a mode, skill, lens, or MCP can survive the jump between Graphyn, Claude Code, Codex, and whatever comes next, the session finally becomes portable. The setup tax shrinks. The useful thing lasts. Chrome proved the market wants this at the consumer level. The developer stack needs it more. If you code and feel like half your week disappears into rebuilding the same context, you probably know this feeling. The surfaces keep multiplying. The carry-forward is coming. Same build. Third start today. 8 to 10 hours. AI radio on. Just the real thing. Google Chrome Skills: https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/14/google-adds-ai-skills-to-chrome-to-help-you-save-favorite-workflows/