create-new-skill

To create a new agent skill, you need a guided workflow that researches the topic and generates structured files like SKILL.md and references. This process involves gathering a lowercase hyphenated name, performing research, and writing the deployment-ready artifacts under your local repository's skill directory.

An agent-native workflow for skill creation means the agent directly researches the topic and creates the files without relying on external scripts or tooling. This approach ensures the agent handles the entire end-to-end process from initial concept to deployment-ready artifacts autonomously.

Validating frontmatter for agent skills requires ensuring the SKILL.md file contains strict entries for name, description, and license. This validation step is crucial for producing structured artifacts that are correctly formatted and recognized within the local repository environment.

Building an Antigravity skill requires generating a SKILL.md file and supporting references such as references/research.md. These structured artifacts are created within a specific local directory path, ensuring the skill is properly documented and deployment-ready.

Yes, you can package agent skills within a local repository as part of the optional packaging steps in the creation workflow. The process produces the necessary SKILL.md and reference files under the designated workspace skills directory, preparing the skill for deployment.