create-skill

To extract a repeatable workflow from conversation history, the Skill identifies step-by-step processes, decision points, and quality checks, then packages them into a reusable SKILL.md definition. It applies to multi-step methods like debugging routines and review checklists.

A SKILL.md file is a reusable skill definition entry point that captures repeatable processes. You need one when you want to consistently reuse structured workflows, such as implementation patterns or debugging routines, without manually replicating the steps each time.

You package a debugging routine or review checklist by identifying its step-by-step process, branching logic, and completion criteria from your conversation. The Skill then drafts these elements into a structured SKILL.md file for future reuse.

Yes, you can use this skill creation tool for multi-step methods with branching logic. It specifically requires step identification and branching logic extraction to ensure the generated SKILL.md file accurately represents complex, structured processes.

The best way to draft a reusable skill definition from an existing methodology is to analyze your conversation history to identify steps, decision points, and completion criteria. The Skill then iterates on ambiguous parts to refine the SKILL.md output.

Workflow extraction works by identifying the recurring process within your conversation history. It helps refine ambiguous parts of unstructured discussions to ensure the finalized SKILL.md file clearly defines the structured process and suggests what to build next.