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Describe the behavior you want in natural language and the Skill infers the component type, then creates the file in the correct directory with the proper naming convention and template. For example, "send a notification" creates a tool, while "fetch data from X" creates a skill.

It maps intent keywords to types: fetching data maps to skill, sending messages to tool, scheduled recurring runs to cron, webhook or command events to trigger, conditional decision logic to agent, and connecting a skill to a tool maps to pipe.

Files follow the pattern `{dominio}_{acao}.py` for skills, `{canal}_notify.py` or `{canal}_scraper.py` for tools, `{processo}_pipe.py` for pipes, `{processo}_cron.py` for crons, `{canal}_trigger.py` for triggers, and `{nome}_agent.py` for agents.

Keep skills flat in the `skills/` directory when a domain has up to two skills. Once a domain reaches three or more skills, create a subdirectory `skills/{dominio}/` containing an `__init__.py` file.

Every component requires a header docstring with Função, Usar quando, ENV_VARS, and DB_TABLES sections, plus an `if __name__ == "__main__"` block for standalone execution. Horizontal imports between same-layer components are prohibited.

The Skill checks whether new environment variables must be added to `.env.example`, creates a test file under `tests/{layer}/`, reports the exact file path, and offers to scaffold related components for a complete process.