Update skill template docs to use generic "agent" terminology#115
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Update skill template docs to use generic "agent" terminology#115
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Restore "agent" terminology that was mistakenly replaced with "claude prompt runtime" in commit 46be586. The term "agent" correctly refers to the AI agent executing the skill, not a configuration setting.
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Summary
Updated the skill template best practices documentation to use generic "agent" terminology instead of "claude prompt runtime" for broader applicability and clarity.
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Rationale
This change makes the documentation more platform-agnostic and easier to understand for users working with different agent implementations. The term "agent" is more universally understood and doesn't tie the best practices to a specific runtime implementation.