skill-creator

To create a skill from a template, provide a target name and brief description to trigger a guided workflow that captures intent, classifies the type, and drafts a SKILL.md with correct frontmatter. This generates a complete folder scaffold and supporting files.

The best way to structure documentation is using a template-driven scaffold that enforces frontmatter schema and writing guidelines. This maintains quality and discoverability while producing a reusable skeleton for references, templates, and scripts.

Yes, you can generate a complete SKILL.md and folder scaffold automatically by providing a target skill name and a brief description. The workflow interviews for requirements and writes the file to support future extensions.

No, you do not need to manually write frontmatter. The workflow enforces the frontmatter schema automatically during the generation process, ensuring the SKILL.md maintains consistent structure and quality.

The guided workflow classifies skill type and captures intent through an interactive interview process. It asks targeted questions to gather requirements, then uses the responses to draft the SKILL.md and generate the appropriate folder structure.

The generated skill skeleton supports optional references, templates, and scripts as needed for future extensions. However, the initial output is a template-driven scaffold designed to be extended manually after the core SKILL.md is created.