add-skill

You design and publish a new agent skill by following a structured grilling workflow that defines triggers, inputs, and outputs, then producing a formal SKILL.md file for local storage and shared repository publication.

The grilling process for agent skills is a structured workflow that guides you through defining trigger phrases, dependencies, steps, and artifacts to formalize a raw idea into a fully documented and publishable SKILL.md file.

You document an automation workflow for team collaboration by creating a SKILL.md file with frontmatter, detailed goals, processing steps, and artifacts, which can then be published to a shared skills repository for team access.

No dependencies are required to formalize a skill for local storage. You only need to complete the grilling steps and write the resulting SKILL.md file directly to the ~/.claude/skills directory.

The best way to prepare a skill design for a shared repository is to run the grilling workflow to establish frontmatter, detail the required artifacts, and follow the provided publish instructions for shared repository inclusion.

You should use a structured grilling workflow for skill publishing when starting from a raw idea and needing to produce a formal, documented SKILL.md with clear goals, steps, and artifacts for team collaboration.