mine.write-skill

To create a new skill template, use a guided authoring flow to define the skill's purpose, trigger phrases, and output expectations. The tool then drafts a SKILL.md file, validates required frontmatter fields, and provides repository wiring steps for integration.

Validation involves running a quality-check process against a checklist that verifies triggers, frontmatter constraints, and AskUserQuestion interaction points. This ensures the SKILL.md file meets repository conventions without relying on external script dependencies.

Yes, you can draft a guided-flow skill without external script dependencies by using the built-in validation and authoring process. It handles frontmatter generation, interaction point placement, and quality checks entirely within the repository's native structure.

The best way to formalize a manual workflow into a reusable skill is capturing its intent through targeted questions about purpose and invocability. This generates a standardized SKILL.md file and prepares routing entries for repository discoverability.

Wiring a newly authored skill into a repository requires adding routing entries and updating the Skills table after the SKILL.md draft is approved. The tool provides these specific next steps to ensure the skill is discoverable and properly integrated.