skill-creator

To create an AI skill template, you need a structured SKILL.md frontmatter and body, alongside bundled resource directories like scripts, references, and assets with example placeholder files. This provides a repeatable blueprint for modular skill creation.

Skill documentation includes a generated frontmatter with the skill name and description, plus a ready-to-edit body. It also creates example resource directories containing placeholder files to support deterministic tasks and in-depth documentation.

Yes, the quick_validate dependency is required to support the skill creation workflow. It works alongside the generated SKILL.md structure and bundled resource directories to ensure the modular skill is properly validated before deployment.

The best way to structure these resources is by using bundled directories: a scripts folder for deterministic tasks, a references folder for in-depth documentation, and an assets folder for output templates, each populated with example placeholder files.

Yes, you can apply this guided skill starter to any domain requiring custom tool integrations. The generated templates and bundled resource directories are designed to extend agent capabilities with domain-specific knowledge and workflows.

Your generated AI skill needs placeholder files to provide a ready-to-edit structure for scripts, references, and assets. This enables rapid iteration and packaging by ensuring the bundled resource directories contain functional examples from the start.