What problem does it solve? Creating a new Agent Skill by hand means getting the folder layout, frontmatter fields, runtime links, and git workflow right every time — and a mistake in any of them leaves the skill undiscoverable or half-linked. This Skill automates the maintainer's authoring loop end-to-end in a skills repo you own. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Guided scaffolding: Interviews you for name, description, triggers, visibility, and boundary clauses, then writes a compliant SKILL.md with correct frontmatter. - Single-doc or dual-doc formats: Applies an explicit criterion to decide between a plain SKILL.md and a dual-doc SKILL.md + protocol.yon pair, including validation via the YON parser. - Tri-runtime linking: Creates direct directory symlinks into Claude Code, Codex, and the shared .agents/ directory on Linux, macOS, and Windows, then commits and pushes. - Lifecycle operations: Includes procedures for migrating single-doc skills to dual-doc and renaming skills with full cross-reference sweeps and lint verification. - Use Case: You say "create a skill for reviewing release notes" and the Skill gathers requirements, scaffolds the folder, links it into all three runtimes, and pushes the commit. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to create a new skill named release-notes-review that triggers on phrases about reviewing release notes.
