skill-creator

Creating a Claude Skill requires generating a SKILL.md file with YAML frontmatter (name, description, license, version), defining required structure, and bundling scripts or references. This Skill provides templates and scaffolding to produce standardized metadata under 100 lines, enabling automatic activation by Claude Code.

SKILL.md must include YAML frontmatter with name, description, license, and version fields, plus structured references to scripts, references, and assets. This Skill generates compliant templates that follow progressive disclosure principles and keep documentation concise for token efficiency.

Scripts and references should be organized as bundled components within your Skill definition, with clear metadata linking them in SKILL.md. This Skill provides scaffolding templates that consolidate resources and guide placement to enable testable, modular Skill activation.

Yes. This Skill generates or updates existing Claude Skill definitions by revising SKILL.md metadata and resource scaffolding. It applies progressive disclosure and consolidation techniques to keep documentation under 100 lines while preserving functionality.

Progressive disclosure surfaces information in layers, revealing detail only when needed, reducing initial token load. This Skill applies both principles together—guiding you to structure SKILL.md and resources so users access only what's immediately relevant, lowering consumption.

This Skill provides templates and guidance that handle YAML structure automatically, so you focus on task definition and resource organization. It scaffolds the metadata format and frontmatter, reducing barriers to Skill creation.