skill-creator

To design Claude Code skills, use a YAML frontmatter template containing the name and description fields, add optional dependencies and components fields, and craft a three-section Markdown description with a compliant Quick Start to ensure reliable activation.

The best way to scaffold a new Claude Code skill is using the CLI command /create-skill my-new-skill, then filling in the YAML frontmatter and writing the SKILL.md content to establish clear and safe operational guidelines.

Claude Code skill descriptions fail to activate reliably due to vague metadata and brittle prompts. Auditing discovery metadata and applying structured frontmatter with safety-conscious guidelines prevents these common errors.

Progressive disclosure optimizes token use by layering skill information across metadata, the SKILL.md file, and external references or assets, ensuring Claude only loads necessary context during activation.

You should audit discovery metadata for existing Claude Code skills when refining them to boost discoverability, applying quality and safety checklists to prevent maintainability issues and ensure reliable prompt activation.

Yes, you can add optional dependencies and components fields to your skill frontmatter. These fields supplement the required name and description to boost discoverability and define structural relationships.