skill-architect

To design a Claude Skill architecture for your task, you describe the task you want encoded and the skill drafts an architecture skeleton and frontmatter, guiding archetype selection and modular structure for reliability.

Trigger tuning in Claude Skills involves adjusting the specific criteria and patterns that activate the skill, ensuring it executes reliably only when the intended workflow and task conditions are met.

You evaluate and improve Claude Skills by implementing reference-driven design with evaluation loops, allowing you to continuously test and tune the skill's performance against expected task outcomes.

Yes, the skill requires the pyyaml dependency to function, as it relies on YAML processing for packaging guidance, frontmatter generation, and managing the lifecycle guidelines of the skill architecture.

You should use skill archetypes when structuring Claude Skills for complex workflow automation, as they help decide foundational patterns and keep guidance modular, reusable, and matched to the specific task.

The best way to package Claude Skills for reuse is to follow the skill's lifecycle guidelines and packaging guidance, ensuring the architecture uses modular references and standardized frontmatter for consistent deployment.