One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/fusebase-dev/fusebase-flow --skill skill-authoring-fusebase-dev
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Skill: skill-authoring
Source: https://github.com/fusebase-dev/fusebase-flow/tree/main/flow-skills/skill-authoring
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/fusebase-dev/fusebase-flow --skill skill-authoring-fusebase-dev

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill eliminates the risk of skill sprawl, role drift, mirror drift, and license contamination when creating or updating reusable instruction patterns in Fusebase Flow, ensuring all skills are properly classified, clean-room authored, and placed in the correct location for their intended use case.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Skill Classification: Automatically categorizes reusable knowledge into framework skills, project skills, problem catalog entries, or existing skill updates to avoid duplication and misplacement.
  • Clean-Room Authoring: Enforces rules to prevent license contamination from external sources, ensuring all skill content is original and aligned with Fusebase Flow standards.
  • Validation & Wiring: Handles mirror and manifest updates, role boundary checks, and scope validation for framework skills to maintain consistency across the codebase.
  • Use Case: For example, if your team repeatedly implements the same client onboarding workflow across multiple projects, this skill guides you to capture it as a reusable project skill instead of duplicating implementation work each time.

Quick Start

Use the skill-authoring skill to create a new reusable skill for your team's recurring client onboarding workflow.

Frequently Asked Questions about skill-authoring

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I prevent skill sprawl when creating reusable instruction patterns in Fusebase Flow?

Skill sprawl in Fusebase Flow is prevented by enforcing clean-room authoring, correct skill classification, and role boundary checks, ensuring all reusable instruction patterns are categorized as framework skills, project skills, or problem catalog entries without duplication.

What is clean-room skill authoring and why is it needed for reusable skills?

Clean-room skill authoring enforces rules to prevent license contamination from external sources, ensuring all reusable skill content is original, properly classified, and aligned with Fusebase Flow's canonical skill structure and licensing standards for safe reuse.

How do I capture a recurring workflow as a reusable project skill?

You capture a recurring workflow as a reusable project skill by applying skill classification to identify the pattern, then using clean-room authoring to create a structured skill placed in the correct location for project-specific use cases.

How do I validate mirrors and manifests for framework skills in Fusebase Flow?

Validate mirrors and manifests for framework skills by applying scope validation and role boundary enforcement during the authoring process, maintaining consistency across the codebase and preventing mirror drift in Fusebase Flow projects.

When should I update an existing skill instead of creating a new one in Fusebase Flow?

Update an existing skill instead of creating a new one when skill classification identifies that the new reusable instruction pattern overlaps with current framework skills, project skills, or problem catalog entries, avoiding misplacement and duplication.

What causes role drift and license contamination in Fusebase Flow projects?

Role drift and license contamination are caused by unmanaged reusable skill creation, which is eliminated by enforcing role boundaries, clean-room authoring rules, and mirror validation aligned with Fusebase Flow's canonical skill structure and licensing rules.