skillify

To convert an ad-hoc web scraping flow into a reusable automation skill, you capture the intent, triggers, steps, and outputs, then save them as a structured SKILL.md file. This formalizes the flow so it can be validated, installed, and re-run reliably.

A SKILL.md definition is a structured markdown file with frontmatter and sections that formalizes a successful browse or scrape flow. You need it when you want to persist an ad-hoc workflow as a named skill for future reliable execution.

To codify a workflow into a vibestack skill, the required frontmatter includes name, description, allowed-tools, and triggers. It also requires a 'When to invoke' section and a structured body to ensure the skill can be properly rendered and installed.

You save and install a captured workflow by writing the formalized flow to skills/<name>/SKILL.md with proper frontmatter and sections. Once saved, you render and install it to make the new skill available to compatible agents.

The best way to persist successful browse flows is to codify them into a reusable vibestack skill. This involves capturing the flow's intent and steps into a SKILL.md definition, allowing the workflow to be saved, shared, and re-run reliably.