Darn, my Codex weekly tokens ran out a day and a half early. The first 2 times this happened, they offered me a "free reset", but not this time. I guess I'll clean my house (or maybe not).

In the last video about the different levels of the second brain, Nate mentioned the grill-me skill. I looked in the classroom section under the video links and under the skills links and can't find it in either of those locations. Does anyone know where to find the grill me skill? Thank you.

Nate likes to always work in VS Code. What advantage would that have over using the desktop app? I learned in VS Code, and yes, it's a great learning experience, but once the desktop app came along it's so much cleaner. I guess my main advantage in the desktop app is that you can rename a chat and chats are organized under projects. When using VS Code you can't rename the chats or organize them at all really. What are the advantages of sticking with VS Code even after the desktop app came out? (Note, I use Codex but pretty much the same as Claude in VS Code and desktop versions I think.)

When I make global skills or automations, cron jobs, is there a way to share them across different PCs and laptops that I work on? I can keep my projects synced up through GitHub, but global skills and cron jobs exist deep within the claud folder structure on a particular PC, so they don't get synced across different PCs and laptops that I work on. Anyone else have this problem or an idea for a solution?

I understand the concept of skills and agents. A skill is an ability to do something and an agent is something that does something. But what is an agent in a more "physical" sense? A skill is just a text markdown file written in English that can be understood, and stored in a folder in the Claude app. But what exacly is an agent? Is an agent is multiple skills plus timers. Would that be right? Where are they stored? What would an agent exactly be described as, in terms of the claude desktop app?