YouTube digest 2026-05-31 (7 worth watching) - #39
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How I deleted 95% of my agent skills and got better results — Nick Nisi, WorkOS — AI Engineer
TL;DR: Nick Nisi generated 10,000 lines of skills from WorkOS docs, found one was tanking accuracy 97% → 77%, deleted 95%, and dropped eval time 68min → 6min.
Why (Senior) Engineers Struggle to Build AI Agents — Philipp Schmid, Google DeepMind — AI Engineer
TL;DR: Schmid argues senior engineers carry years of implicit context an agent can't see — and names five concrete shifts to design tools and loops around.
Inside Nathan's Second Brain: Daniel Miessler Audits My AI Setup — Cognitive Revolution
TL;DR: Daniel Miessler audits Nathan Labenz's personal AI infra — a Claude Code instance over 5 years of digital history plus two autonomous "AI employees" handling scheduling, comms, and projects.
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daily/2026-05-31-youtube.mdNote: transcripts were unavailable for all 17 videos in this digest (YouTube blocked both the transcript API and the yt-dlp fallback from this environment's egress). Summaries lean on publisher descriptions and chapter markers; see the callout at the top of the digest file.
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