What problem does it solve? Writing skills that agents can reliably discover and use is hard: bloated SKILL.md files waste context, vague descriptions prevent discovery, and poor structure slows activation. This Skill provides the conventions, patterns, and checklists needed to author effective skills. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Progressive Disclosure Guidance: Enforces the 200-line SKILL.md rule and the three-level loading system (metadata, body, bundled resources) to minimize context usage. - Structure and Naming Standards: Defines SKILL.md frontmatter requirements, gerund-form naming conventions, and third-person description writing for reliable skill discovery. - Best Practices References: Ships detailed reference files covering examples, workflows, feedback loops, and anti-patterns for skill authoring. - Use Case: When you need to package a repeatable workflow (e.g., PDF processing or database management) as a reusable agent skill, use this guide to structure the SKILL.md, split details into references/, and validate against the quality checklist. ## Quick Start Use the create-skill guide to help me author a new skill for processing Excel files, following the progressive disclosure and naming conventions.