skill-manager

To create a Claude Code skill, you create a new skill directory and add a SKILL.md file with YAML frontmatter that includes required name and description fields. The skill-manager workflow helps you structure this file, define activation triggers, and organize optional resources folders for scripts, references, and assets.

Claude Code skill activation issues often stem from incorrect YAML frontmatter syntax, misconfigured triggers, or wrong file locations. The skill-manager provides built-in debugging workflows to validate your SKILL.md structure, verify trigger conditions, and troubleshoot activation failures.

Yes, project skills support optional resources directories for scripts, references, and assets. The skill-manager workflow helps you structure these folders alongside your SKILL.md to extend the skill's capabilities with external files and supporting materials.

The best way to manage multiple Claude Code skills is using a centralized workflow that standardizes SKILL.md structure and YAML frontmatter across the repository. The skill-manager streamlines organization, facilitates sharing, and provides debugging guidance to validate file locations and syntax for all project skills.

No external dependencies are required to manage Claude Code skills. The skill-manager operates independently to help you create, organize, and troubleshoot SKILL.md files, YAML frontmatter, and resource directories without relying on additional packages or tools.

Skill-manager handles debugging by providing workflows that validate YAML frontmatter syntax, check file locations, and verify activation trigger configurations. It systematically checks SKILL.md structure and resource directory organization to identify and resolve issues preventing proper skill activation.