Pascal Senn 🌶

@kzu Amazing! Yes, let's do it! We've got a some cool ideas. Distribution of agents skills together with the nuget packages is one :) My dm's are open - let's coordinate this and get started 🚀

@Pascal_Senn Sure thing! I'd like to contribute too, it's been in my backlog for a while. Would you be ok co-owning the package? I've been wondering what could it offer that goes beyond being an "npx skills" clone ;).

Hey @kzu 👋We published skillz, a .NET CLI for managing AI agent skills (`npx skills` but .net). Saw you own the unlisted `skills` package on NuGet. Would you be open to transferring it? Currently you can use skillz via `dnx skillz`, but `dnx skills` would make a lot more sense

Package in question: nuget.org/packages/skills Skillz CLI: github.com/ChilliCream/sk…

What a great day at GraphQL Day Amsterdam! Thanks to everyone who joined us, and a huge shoutout to the team for all their hard work in making it happen. #GraphQL @APIdaysGlobal

Today we're shipping Skillz: a .NET CLI for discovering, installing, updating, and authoring Agent Skills. Run it one-shot with dnx, just like npx: 💻 dnx skillz add dotnet/skills 🤓 chillicream.com/blog/2026/06/0… #dotnet #agenticai

@michael_staib and me will be at GraphQL Day in Amsterdam on June 9th and 10th. We still have a few free tickets for you! Send me a DM if you are interested. See you there! Find out more: graphql.org/day/2026/amste…

@StatisticsFTW @cnakazawa yes - but thats a backend problem... graphql and its patterns make a lot of sense on the client, but i'd argue you get even more benefits when you have a graphql backend. especially when client and backend talk the same language..

@Pascal_Senn @cnakazawa TBF requiring a GraphQL backend is a pretty big lift. And plenty of people would prefer the lack of compilation step, as well.

fate 1.0: The first full Async React Metaframework New in 1.0: * Zero-Config Live Views via SSE * Drizzle Support * "Native" HTTP support (no tRPC) * Void Router * Vite plugin * Clientside Garbage Collection * Performance & scalability improvements fate.technology/posts/fate-1.0

@cnakazawa sure - i meant more that the concept of fragments and composition is part of the graphql query language and this is leveraged by relay, apollo client, urql etc.

@Pascal_Senn No. fate solves data management for the web. GraphQL is a transport protocol. Same as tRPC or any other JSON API. fate has a very simple protocol, it’s “just JavaScript”, http and batching.

@cnakazawa i see - already sending this through to folks that never got to experience relay so they can finally know what i am talking about 😅 so you'd say - fate partially solves a problem on a client that graphql solves higher up in the stack?

@Pascal_Senn People who get to experience it love Relay, but not everyone likes GraphQL. With fate, you get the best client framework without having to buy in to a backend query language.

@hrgooo @rickyfm hmm can you elaborate? isnt this pretty similar to a subscription and @appendNode and @deleteRecord ?

@Pascal_Senn @rickyfm One example: at large scale relay becomes challenging to update lists, this is solved here with live list views.

Finally someone did data fetching right

@cnakazawa So essentially: just because the backend does not provide a GraphQL interface? also, I've read through the docs and I like fate, dont get me wrong.

@Pascal_Senn Explained in the initial announcement: #a-modern-data-client-for-react" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">fate.technology/posts/introduc…

Wrapping up another great API Days. Looking forward to seeing everyone next week at GraphQL Conf in California - registration is still open and free to attend. graphql.org/conf/2026/

GraphQL wasn’t made for AI. But it might be one of the best ways to talk to it. chillicream.com/blog/2026/04/2…

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