skill-creator

To create an AI skill, you structure a SKILL.md file alongside bundled scripts, references, and assets, following core design principles like conciseness and progressive disclosure for efficient context management.

Progressive disclosure in skill creation is an efficient context management strategy that structures information across metadata, the SKILL.md body, and bundled resources, ensuring the AI agent receives only the necessary context for the task.

You structure a new skill by creating a SKILL.md file for core instructions and organizing supporting files into directories for scripts, references, and assets, enabling the agent to effectively use the custom API.

Best practices for writing SKILL.md content include maintaining conciseness, setting appropriate degrees of freedom for the agent, and clearly defining workflows to ensure predictable and effective skill execution.

Yes, you need to bundle scripts and references when packaging AI skills if the workflow requires external logic or detailed documentation, ensuring the agent has direct access to necessary executable code and context.

You validate an AI skill after packaging by iterating through the creation process, testing the agent's execution of the SKILL.md instructions, and verifying that bundled scripts and references function as intended.