skill-creator

To create canonical skills from a wrapper, you point the wrapper to the real skill definition at the canonical path and verify the first heading. This organizes local repository skill references and ensures clear provenance.

A canonical skill wrapper is used to centralize the location of a skill definition scattered across repositories. It provides a single navigable pointer so teams stay synchronized during discovery and maintenance.

You navigate from a skill wrapper to the actual SKILL.md file by following the canonical path reference. Opening the canonical file and verifying its first heading confirms successful loading of the skill and supporting files.

Yes, you can use skill-creator to manage local repository skill references. It satisfies basic discovery and straightforward navigation requirements by exposing canonical skills and verifying the first heading.

Yes, skill-creator works with supporting files located in the same folder as SKILL.md. The wrapper guides loading of the canonical SKILL.md along with any associated supporting files in that directory.

Using a wrapper prevents canonical skill definitions from being scattered across repositories, which makes discovery tedious. It provides clear provenance and ensures consistent discovery for teams adopting OpenCode templates.