skill-creator

To create Claude skills, you scaffold a SKILL.md file with required frontmatter and bundle optional scripts, references, and assets to organize procedural knowledge into modular workflows.

Progressive disclosure is a design pattern that loads context efficiently and safely by structuring SKILL.md and bundled resources to provide information only when needed during skill execution.

Yes, frontmatter is required to build a Claude skill. You must include at least the name and description fields in the SKILL.md frontmatter to properly initialize and define the skill.

The best way to organize skill bundles is to separate procedural knowledge into distinct scripts, references, and assets directories, enabling progressive disclosure to optimize context loading.

Yes, you can iterate and refine an existing SKILL.md using defined iteration loops for improvement. The guide provides structured workflows for editing and packaging skills without breaking modular workflows.

You should avoid bundled assets when your procedural knowledge is simple enough to fit entirely within SKILL.md frontmatter and content, making additional scripts and references unnecessary for context optimization.