To my eyes skills disappear, MCP and agent definitions do not.
You can have the most capable human available to you, a supreme executive assistant. You still have to convey your intent and needs to them, your preferences, etc, with as high a degree of specificity as necessary.
And you need to provide them with access and mechanisms to do things on your behalf.
Agentic definitions are the former, and they will evolve and grow. I like the metaphor of deal terms in financial contracts- benchmarkers document billions of these now. The "deal terms" governing the work any given entity does for you will be rich and bespoke and specific, like any valuable relationship. Even if the agent is learning about you, your governance is still needed.
MCP is the latter. It is the protocol by which a thing does things for you. It will get extensions. Skill-like directives and instructions will get delivered over it.
Skills themselves are near term scaffold that will soon disappear.
Skills are specific, contextual, and persistent (stateful) whereas LLMs are not