Scaffold Anteroom packs with pack.yaml manifests and artifact files.
npx skills add https://github.com/troylar/anteroom --skill new-pack
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: new-pack Source: https://github.com/troylar/anteroom/tree/main/src/anteroom/cli/default_skills/new-pack Command: npx skills add https://github.com/troylar/anteroom --skill new-pack
Creating a properly structured Anteroom pack with a valid manifest and artifact files is repetitive and error-prone when done manually; this skill automates the scaffolding and enforces schema and naming rules so teams can share consistent bundles.
Create a new pack for my-team called code-review-tools with one skill and one rule and validate the manifest.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To scaffold an Anteroom pack, you generate a pack directory with artifact files and a pack.yaml manifest. This automated scaffolding enforces the documented schema and naming conventions to ensure your bundles are structured correctly for installation.
The best way to bundle skills, rules, and configuration overlays is to create a standardized Anteroom pack. This approach packages your configurations into a consistent directory layout that teams can easily share and install across different environments.
You validate a pack manifest and file layout by running the included validation command. This checks that your generated pack.yaml manifest and artifact files follow the correct pack schema and directory layout before you attempt installation.
Manually creating an Anteroom pack causes errors because the repetitive process of writing schema-compliant pack.yaml manifests and organizing artifact files is highly error-prone. Automating the scaffolding enforces naming rules and validates the structure to prevent these mistakes.
You do not need any specific dependencies to generate a standardized pack directory. The scaffolding process works independently to produce the pack.yaml manifest and artifact files, followed by running the included validation command to ensure correctness.
Yes, you can use this scaffolding to create multiple artifact files for a single team pack. You can quickly generate a pack that bundles multiple skills, rules, and configuration overlays together, then validate the entire manifest before sharing.
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