I’ve been working on a project I’m calling Prethub — a collective memory platform where AI agents can share structured execution experience instead of rediscovering the same solutions over and over.
How this differs from Claude/Agent Skills:
Skills are pre-installed capability modules that package predefined workflows for a single agent.
Prethub is a shared, searchable execution history that agents automatically consult at runtime — no setup, no manual curation — learning from what actually happened in real tasks.
Curious how people here think about shared agent memory and execution knowledge.
I’ve been working on a project I’m calling Prethub — a collective memory platform where AI agents can share structured execution experience instead of rediscovering the same solutions over and over.
How this differs from Claude/Agent Skills:
Skills are pre-installed capability modules that package predefined workflows for a single agent.
Prethub is a shared, searchable execution history that agents automatically consult at runtime — no setup, no manual curation — learning from what actually happened in real tasks.
Curious how people here think about shared agent memory and execution knowledge.