skill-template-engine

To compile user briefs into structured prompts for Claude, validate the briefs against defined SkillTemplates to inject genre conventions, structural scaffolding, and constraint layers into the final prompt object.

Prompt compilation is the automated process of validating user briefs against SkillTemplates to generate structured, expert-level prompts, enhancing the efficiency and consistency of AI-driven content generation.

Yes, the Skill Template Engine requires a TypeScript environment and the Next.js App Router to validate briefs and compile structured prompts. You also need at least one SkillTemplate definition.

To test prompt compilation, copy SKILL.md into your AI client's reusable-instructions location, restart the client, and run a command like: Compile the reaction-piece skill template with this brief: topic=X, angle=Y.

Yes, the prompt generation mechanism applies genre-specific conventions and constraint layers during compilation to ensure the output strictly adheres to your required structural and tonal requirements.

Yes, the Skill Template Engine is designed to work with the skills-catalog, allowing developers to integrate brief validation and prompt compilation directly within their existing skill platform workflows.