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PROGRESSIVE DISCLOSURE
All blog posts, tools, and guides about Progressive Disclosure from Developers Digest.
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MCP vs Agent Skills: When to Use Which (and Why You Need Both)
MCP vs Agent Skills: MCP gives agents live access to tools and data, Skills give them packaged procedure. The decision rule for when to use which, or both.
11 min read
Wiki Skills: The Missing Graph Layer in Agent Context
Wiki skills add the missing graph layer to agent context: skills that link to each other let agents navigate knowledge instead of front-loading it all.
10 min read
Agent Studio: Authoring the Roles, Not Just the Knowledge
Agent Studio lets you author subagents next to your skills and serve both over one MCP endpoint, plus REST and the dd CLI, with a community moderation loop.
9 min read
One Endpoint, Every Capability: A Reference Architecture for Progressive Disclosure
A reference architecture for progressive disclosure: skills, files, memory and generation on one MCP endpoint, scoped by one API key and one credit balance.
10 min read
Linked Context: When a Skill Can Point at the Whole Web
Skill Studio lets anyone author skills on the same progressive-disclosure MCP endpoint, and a skill file can be a link fetched only when an agent needs it.
10 min read
Skills Delivered Over MCP: Why Progressive Disclosure Is the Missing Piece of Both Standards
Skills over MCP: an MCP server whose tools are a skill directory, so agents pay context only for what a task needs. The argument and a working implementation.
9 min read
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