What problem does it solve?
This Skill eliminates the risk of creating inconsistent, non-integrated custom skills for the stitch-kit plugin, which often fail to work with AI coding agents or the Stitch design workflow due to incorrect naming, missing required files, or non-compliant structure. It ensures all new skills follow the plugin's architectural patterns and standards from the start.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Naming Convention Enforcement: Validates and enforces stitch-kit's kebab-case naming rules for all skill types (framework conversion, domain prompt architects, MCP wrappers, quality tools).
- Standardized Templates: Provides pre-built templates for SKILL.md, usage examples, architecture checklists, and output patterns to ensure consistency across the plugin ecosystem.
- Automated Scaffolding: Includes a Python initialization script that bootstraps new skill directories with all required files and correct structure in a single command.
- Use Case: If you want to add a new SwiftUI framework conversion skill to stitch-kit, this skill guides you through naming it correctly, creating the required directory structure, filling the SKILL.md template, adding usage examples, and registering it in the plugin marketplace.
Quick Start
Request your AI coding agent to create a new standardized stitch-kit skill for converting Stitch designs to React Native components.
