make-skill

To create a SKILL.md file for a Claude agent skill, you can use an interview-driven generator to answer structured questions about goals, triggers, and inputs, which automatically drafts the frontmatter and actionable instructions.

The best way to scaffold documentation for an agent skill is through an interactive interview that surfaces design decisions and automatically generates a complete SKILL.md draft along with any requested supporting files.

An interactive interview helps design agent skills by guiding users step-by-step to define execution context, required arguments, tooling, and safety constraints, translating those answers directly into a ready-to-use skill configuration.

Yes, you can generate project-scoped skills for a specific repository, as the drafting process provides clear guidance on project placement options to support both personal and repository-level skill locations.

Standard Claude skills require frontmatter fields including a name and description, with the automated drafting process ensuring these mandatory fields and optional parameters are correctly populated in the final SKILL.md output.

If your generated skill draft is missing supporting files, you should review the interview responses to ensure all requested deliverables were specified, as the tool generates both the SKILL.md and supporting files based on those interactive answers.