skill-creator

To package Claude skills for automated loading, create a SKILL.md file with frontmatter containing a name and description, then bundle optional scripts, references, and assets into a reusable .skill format that supports reliable discovery and execution.

SKILL.md frontmatter must include a name and description at minimum to enable skill discovery and automated loading. You can then add structured instructions and enumerate exact dependencies to support deterministic task execution and evaluation.

Set up automated testing for Claude skills by creating an evals.json configuration that runs evaluation loops, grades skill outputs, and generates benchmark results to validate and refine skill behavior before deployment.

Yes, you can include reusable scripts, references, and assets directories within your .skill package to support deterministic tasks. These components provide structured resources that Claude can load automatically during skill execution.

The best way to iterate on a Claude skill is to run an end-to-end evaluation loop that uses evals.json for automated grading and benchmark outputs, then refine the SKILL.md instructions and dependencies based on the results before repackaging.

Yes, the skill-creator workflow depends on YAML for configuration formatting and Anthropic for Claude integration. These dependencies support frontmatter parsing, structured instruction handling, and the evaluation and packaging processes.