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To create a new AI skill, you structure a SKILL.md file, bundle supporting resources like scripts and references, and follow a step-by-step process from understanding the skill to iteration. This ensures the agent skill is effective and well-structured.

Progressive disclosure in AI skill design is a core principle that sets degrees of freedom for the agent. It guides how to structure SKILL.md files concisely, ensuring the AI processes only the necessary information at the right time.

The best way to structure an AI agent skill is to organize its anatomy into a main SKILL.md file alongside bundled scripts, references, and assets. Adhering to this structure ensures proper documentation and extends AI capabilities effectively.

You bundle scripts and references when building agent skills by placing them alongside the core SKILL.md file within the skill directory. This resource organization allows the AI agent to access necessary logic and documentation reliably.

You need intermediate implementation depth to develop AI skills using this guide. The process details skill anatomy, design principles, and the creation process, requiring a developer's understanding of structuring documentation and bundling resources.

You should reconsider progressive disclosure for skill creation when an AI task requires accessing all available context simultaneously without constraints. Setting strict degrees of freedom may limit the agent's ability to process complex, highly interdependent data.