>no need to learn, just ask it to do it for you
And that's how skills die.
Except with AI models it's possible to make a backup of them creating a permanent artifact of a skill.
When's the last time you shoed a horse?
The reason I delegate so much of local LLM installation and administration to Claude Code is simply because there's no point learning practical things that will work completely differently in a couple of years, or in memorizing procedures that I'll forget long before I need to perform them again.
No longer having to sweat all the details is a Good Thing, not a Bad Thing.
And why is this skill important, if a machine can do it ? What's the last time you ploughed your field with oxen ?