Guide authoring and structuring GitHub Copilot Agent Skills in repositories.
npx skills add https://github.com/asd335w3d/SKills --skill skill-authoring-guide
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: skill-authoring-guide Source: https://github.com/asd335w3d/SKills/tree/main/.github/skills/skill-authoring-guide Command: npx skills add https://github.com/asd335w3d/SKills --skill skill-authoring-guide
This Skill provides comprehensive guidance on how to write, organize, and maintain compliant GitHub Copilot Agent Skills within this repository, ensuring clarity and consistency.
SKILL.md files.Refer to the skill-authoring-guide to learn how to create a new skill.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To structure a GitHub Copilot Agent Skill, follow repository standards for directory layout and file organization. This guide covers naming conventions, directory structure, and frontmatter fields to ensure discoverability and execution.
A SKILL.md file requires specific content sections including Description, Process, Examples, Testing, Scoring, Reporting, and Iteration. This guide details the content requirements for each section to maintain clarity and consistency.
Best practices for naming and maintaining Copilot Agent Skills involve adhering to project standards for naming conventions and repository standards. This guide provides a quality checklist and scoring criteria to evaluate Skill quality during maintenance.
Yes, you can use this guide to evaluate existing Copilot Agent Skills against project standards. It includes a quality checklist and scoring criteria to ensure your Skills meet repository standards for compliance and discoverability.
Yes, there are script guidelines for authoring Copilot Agent Skills. This guide provides comprehensive rules for script guidelines, frontmatter fields, and content requirements to ensure proper execution within the repository.
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