skill-creation

To create reusable agent skills from session learnings, you extract repeatable workflows and codified best practices into a Markdown file with standard frontmatter defining the name, version, and description. This preserves session knowledge into a shareable skill library.

Documenting agent behavior patterns involves analyzing sessions to identify repeatable workflows and codifying them into skills. You capture these patterns using standard text editing and frontmatter conventions to define the skill's metadata and usage instructions.

No external dependencies are required to build and curate Droid skills. The skill creation process relies entirely on standard text editing and frontmatter conventions to define the name, version, and description without any installations.

To improve existing skills using observed patterns, you incorporate user preferences and feedback into the skill's Markdown body. This refines the codified best practices and enhances the agent behavior documentation within your skill library.

The required file format to define a new skill is a Markdown file named SKILL.md placed under .factory/skills/. This structure uses frontmatter conventions to specify the name, version, and description, alongside a Markdown body detailing usage.

Yes, you can use standard text editors to maintain a growing skill library across teams. The skill creation process uses standard text editing and frontmatter conventions, enabling you to create and curate shareable skills without specialized tools.