Create, validate, and maintain AI Skills with SKILL.md structure and naming conventions.
npx skills add https://github.com/kjanat/skills --skill build-skill-kjanat
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: build-skill Source: https://github.com/kjanat/skills/tree/main/skills/build-skill Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kjanat/skills --skill build-skill-kjanat
This Skill provides the foundational knowledge and tools to create, validate, and maintain effective AI Skills, ensuring they are well-structured, discoverable, and performant.
SKILL.md format, directory structure, and naming conventions before writing any code or documentation.Use the build-skill skill to validate the structure of your new skill located in the './my-new-skill' directory.
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To structure an AI skill, you need a specific SKILL.md format with frontmatter specifications, a defined directory structure, and bundled resource management. This ensures the skill is discoverable and performs optimally.
AI skills must adhere to specific file size limits, naming conventions, and progressive disclosure principles to ensure optimal agent performance. Validation scripts are provided to check your skill's adherence to these formatting rules.
You can validate an AI skill by running provided validation scripts against your skill's directory. These scripts check the skill's adherence to format, naming conventions, and content best practices to ensure it is deployment-ready.
Progressive disclosure in AI skill development is a principle that limits the information exposed to the agent initially, revealing deeper layers of documentation and bundled resources only as needed for optimal performance.
No dependencies are required to create and validate AI skills. This skill provides foundational knowledge, validation scripts, and reference components to guide the creation process from scratch without external packages.
AI skill performance issues often stem from ignoring progressive disclosure principles, exceeding file size limits, or improper frontmatter specifications. Use validation scripts to check your skill's structure and adherence to best practices.
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