Agent Skills for Enterprise: Build, Govern & Secure

About this course

This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

Everyone is teaching you to build one agent. Nobody is teaching you to run a hundred capabilities safely. The market is full of agentic-AI courses that walk you through wiring up a single agent with LangGraph, CrewAI, or MCP — and then stop. But the moment your organization has 40 teams shipping their own agent capabilities, the hard problem isn't building; it's governing and securing capability sprawl at scale. This is the only course built for that reality.

Agent Skills are modular, reusable capability packages — a SKILL Markdown file file, frontmatter, and bundled scripts — that an agent loads just-in-time through progressive disclosure. They're powerful precisely because anyone can write one and drop it in. That's also exactly why they're dangerous: an untrusted skill is untrusted code and untrusted prompts running inside your agent. This course teaches you to build them well, catalog them, put governance gates in front of them, and defend the supply chain that delivers them. What you'll learn What an Agent Skill actually is — and how progressive disclosure separates knowledge from execution.

How to author a well-bounded, single-responsibility, correctly-triggering skill that never bloats your context window.

Semantic versioning, deprecation, changelogs, and eval harnesses so a skill can evolve without breaking every caller.

How to stand up a skill registry with discovery, tagging, ownership, and catalog hygiene.

A real governance model: RACI, vetting pipelines, least-privilege permissions, and audit trails.

Supply-chain security — the lethal trifecta, the OWASP LLM Top 10, and how to spot and block a malicious skill. Why this course is different Framework-centric courses optimize for a demo:

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