What problem does it solve?
This Skill provides a clear, repeatable approach to designing and deploying autonomous Claude Code agents. It guides engineers to define agent frontmatter, craft robust system prompts, and establish reliable triggering patterns, ensuring consistency across plugins.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Frontmatter schema guidance for agent files (name, description, model, color, tools)
- Best practices for system prompts, design patterns, and triggering examples
- Validation rules and tooling to maintain quality and conformity
- Templates and examples for manual and AI-assisted agent creation
- Guidance on toxicity checks and security considerations
Quick Start
- Step 1: Define the agent's purpose and choose an identifier (name in the frontmatter)
- Step 2: Draft triggering examples that cover explicit, proactive, and edge cases
- Step 3: Craft a comprehensive system prompt (address roles, responsibilities, process, and output format)
- Step 4: Save as agents/[identifier].md in your plugin, and include required frontmatter
- Step 5: Run the validation script (scripts/validate-agent.sh) and test triggering with sample scenarios