Generate a new AI Skill scaffold with SKILL.md and example scripts.
npx skills add https://github.com/kvokka/dotfiles --skill skill-creator-kvokka
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: skill-creator Source: https://github.com/kvokka/dotfiles/tree/main/homedir/dot_config/opencode/skill/skill-creator Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kvokka/dotfiles --skill skill-creator-kvokka
Teams building AI Skills often reinvent scaffolding and setup for new skills. This skill provides a ready-to-use scaffold with a standard SKILL.md frontmatter and starter resources to accelerate Skill development.
Run the included initialization script to generate a new skill scaffold:
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To scaffold a new AI skill, run the initialization script: python scripts/executable_init_skill.py skill-name --path <path>. This generates a ready-to-use template with required frontmatter and starter directories.
A standard skill scaffold includes a template SKILL.md with required frontmatter fields, example scripts, a references placeholder, and assets placeholders to demonstrate bundling and progressive disclosure.
Yes, you need python to run the initialization script, and the yaml dependency is required for parsing SKILL.md frontmatter during scaffolding and validation.
Packaging integrates with a workflow to produce a .skill file and validate the directory structure before distribution, ensuring your skill scaffold meets standard formatting requirements.
Yes, the template-driven SKILL.md automatically includes required yaml frontmatter fields like name and description, providing a concise practical body to guide skill creation.
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