new-skill

To scaffold a new AI skill, you can use this tool to automatically generate the proper directory structure along with a templated SKILL.md file. This ensures your custom skills and slash commands are set up correctly from the start.

Yes, you can create both user-scoped and project-scoped skills. The scaffolding process supports specifying an exact project path, allowing you to initialize the skill structure either globally for a user or locally within a specific project.

The fastest way to generate a SKILL.md template is by running a scaffolding command that initializes the skill directory and automatically populates the foundational SKILL.md file. This streamlines adding new developer tools to your workflow.

The skill scaffolding process requires a Python environment to run the initialization script. It operates with no external dependencies, utilizing the script to directly generate your skill directories and templated files.

You should use an automated scaffolding script when you need to quickly add multiple AI features and want to guarantee a correct directory structure. It prevents manual configuration errors and saves time when setting up new developer tools.