skill-create

Instructions Use this skill to create new Agent Skills from templates. It generates a properly structured skill directory with a valid SKILL.md file and optional scripts/assets folders. When to Use Starting a new skill from scratch Ensuring proper skill structure and naming Quickly prototyping new skill ideas Teaching others how to structure skills How to Use Create a new skill with a name: Create a new skill called "pdf-tools" Create a skill with a specific template: Create a new skill called "data-analyzer" using the with-scripts template Available templates: basic - Just SKILL.md (default) with-scripts - SKILL.md + scripts directory with-assets - SKILL.md + scripts + assets directories Output Creates a complete skill directory: Basic template: pdf-tools/ ├── SKILL.md └── README.md With-scripts template: pdf-tools/ ├── SKILL.md ├── README.md └── scripts/ └── main.py With-assets template: pdf-tools/ ├── SKILL.md ├── README.md ├── scripts/ │ └── main.py └── assets/ └── .gitkeep Examples Basic skill: User: Create a new skill called "code-formatter" Agent: Creating skill "code-formatter" with basic template... Created: ✓ code-formatter/SKILL.md ✓ code-formatter/README.md Next steps: 1. Edit SKILL.md with your skill's instructions 2. Add any supporting files 3. Run skill-validator to check compliance Interactive mode: User: Create a new skill Agent: I'll help you create a new skill. Skill name: code-formatter Description: Format code in various languages Template: with-scripts License: MIT Creating... ✓ Created code-formatter with with-scripts template With metadata: User: Create a new skill called "api-tester" with description "Test REST APIs" and author "acme-corp" Agent: Creating skill "api-tester"... ✓ Created with custom metadata: - Description: Test REST APIs - Author: acme-corp - License: MIT (default) Limitations Skill names must be lowercase with hyphens only (1-64 chars) Names must start with a letter Will not overwrite existing directories Templates are minimal - intended as starting points Dependencies Python 3.9+ No external dependencies (uses Python stdlib)