skill-creator

Create a new skill by setting up a directory with a valid SKILL.md file, defining the skill name and description in frontmatter, optionally adding a command, then running verification steps to validate the structure and metadata comply with Accomplish standards.

Effective skills require standardized frontmatter that defines name, description, and metadata; optional bundled resources like scripts and references; and clear input, output, and verification specifications to ensure the skill is modular, reusable, and correctly structured.

Yes, skills support optional bundled resources including scripts, references, and assets. Bundle them alongside your SKILL.md and frontmatter to make your skill self-contained and reusable across different projects and contexts.

Run the built-in verification steps after creating your skill's frontmatter and resources. The verification process checks that your skill has correct structure, valid metadata, proper naming conventions, and defined inputs, outputs, and verification steps.

Design skills by first defining clear inputs, outputs, and success criteria for your domain task, then create a SKILL.md with standardized frontmatter, step-by-step guidance, and optional bundled resources like scripts or references that implement and support the automation.

While coding experience helps for bundled scripts and automation logic, the core skill creation process focuses on clear documentation, standardized frontmatter templates, and structured guidance. The framework supports skills at varying complexity levels.