skill-creator

Create a standardized Skill by generating a SKILL.md file with structured frontmatter (name, description, license, metadata), organizing resources into scripts and references, and packaging everything into a distributable .skill file. The Skill Creator guides you through frontmatter conventions, naming rules in hyphen-case, and resource scaffolding for task-based, workflow-based, or reference-style structures.

Skill frontmatter must include name, description, license, and metadata fields conforming to YAML format. The schema enforces hyphen-case naming conventions, size limits, and structured separation between frontmatter and body content. This standardized approach ensures Skills are properly formatted, discoverable, and compatible with Claude's distribution system.

Yes, the Skill Creator supports both new-skill creation and updates to existing skills. You can apply the standardized frontmatter, body structure, and resource organization to existing documentation or guides, then bundle them with assets into a .skill file. This works for task-based, workflow-based, and reference-style structures.

A Skill bundles scripts, references, and assets organized alongside SKILL.md. Resources are structured for progressive loading, with frontmatter defining metadata and the body containing guidance. The system handles YAML-formatted configuration and supports bundling multiple resource types into a single distributable .skill package.

Skills enforce hyphen-case naming for the Skill identifier, enforced through the frontmatter schema. This ensures consistent, URL-safe naming across the Skill ecosystem. Size limits apply to frontmatter and body sections to maintain efficient distribution and loading.