create-special-skill

To create modular code-generation skills, supply a library name and source material like a spec or RFC, then run the builder to scaffold a self-contained structure with a YAML frontmatter, SKILL.md entry, and verified TypeScript reference with tests.

The standard structure for codegen skills enforces a YAML frontmatter, a mandatory SKILL.md entry point, optional resource directories for scripts or assets, and a verified TypeScript reference implementation with tests.

Building a tested TypeScript reference implementation from a specification requires providing source material under your skills directory and running the builder, which scaffolds the complete reference code alongside accompanying tests.

Yes, this code-generation skill framework guides four-layer progressive disclosure using skill-level frontmatter, the SKILL.md body, per-node specs, and reference sources to enable deterministic subset extraction and provenance tracking.

Yes, you can use RFCs and behavioral descriptions as source material for cross-language code generation. The builder accepts these specifications to scaffold modular, self-contained skills with verified reference implementations.

Optional resource directories store scripts, references, and assets that are loaded on demand during cross-language translation, speeding up the translation process and simplifying auditing by keeping supplementary materials organized.