skills-generate-skill-suite

To generate a coordinated skill suite, you define a suite plan specifying a context prefix, a router skill, and constituent workflow skills. The skill then automatically creates all individual skill skeletons and the central router, enforcing consistent naming and cross-references across the set.

Splitting a large domain into workflow skills requires defining a suite plan with a context prefix and target workflows. This approach generates a central router skill alongside individual, manageable workflow skills to guide users through complex domain operations.

Yes, you can migrate legacy multi-pattern skills to modern single-workflow skill suites. This skill facilitates the transition by restructuring legacy patterns into coordinated suites with a router skill, uniform naming conventions, and structured cross-references.

Yes, a suite plan is required to create a router skill and its constituent workflow skills. The plan must define the context prefix, the router skill, and the specific workflow skills to ensure consistent naming and cross-references during generation.

A router skill manages cross-references by acting as the central guide for the generated skill suite. It enforces consistent naming conventions and tag sets, ensuring all constituent workflow skills are interconnected and structured uniformly.