skill-wizard

To create AI skills grounded in official documentation, you use a guided wizard process to input documentation URLs, answer clarifying questions, and generate a structured SKILL.md file. This prevents reliance on AI memory by grounding skills in real docs.

The best way to generate a SKILL.md file for a specific library version is to input the library's documentation URL into a guided skill creation wizard. It interactively clarifies scope and usage patterns to ensure version-specific accuracy.

Yes, you can use local files, DeepWiki, official docs, or existing KIs to build Antigravity skills. The skill creation wizard emphasizes these documentation sources to ensure accuracy and relevance without relying on AI memory.

The guided skill creation process works through a 5-step wizard that helps you define expertise, select documentation sources, clarify scope, generate the skill, and install it. It ensures generated skills are concise and include anti-patterns and quick-reference tables.

You should not rely on AI memory when creating developer tools documentation because it can lead to inaccurate or outdated information. Grounding skills in real documentation sources like official docs or DeepWiki ensures version-specific accuracy and relevance.

Yes, the skill creation wizard supports adding anti-patterns to generated skills. It ensures the final SKILL.md file is concise, version-specific, and includes both anti-patterns and quick-reference tables for better developer guidance.