bk-write-skill

To create a new skill for workflow automation, use a standardized Markdown template that defines the skill's purpose, triggers, inputs, workflow, and expected outputs. This ensures your new skill adheres to development framework best practices.

Quality criteria for generating skills in an automation framework include enforcing limits on skill size, managing the token budget, ensuring trigger specificity, and verifying uniqueness. These constraints maintain consistency and reliability across the ecosystem.

A skill creation template helps with code generation by providing a structured framework that guides you through defining triggers and workflows. This standardized structure ensures the generated code meets specific development and process requirements.

You do not need any external dependencies to build a bk-skill. The skill creation process relies on internal references and a standardized template to define the skill structure, quality criteria, and workflow guidelines.

You should use a structured framework for skill creation when you need to automate a specific part of your development workflow, such as implementing a new language feature or creating a specialized testing process, ensuring consistency and quality.

The best way to ensure trigger specificity when defining a new skill is to follow the enforced quality criteria provided by the skill creation framework. The template guides you in defining precise inputs and workflows to avoid overlapping triggers.