write-skill

To create an agent skill following the AgentSkills specification, you need to structure it with required YAML frontmatter and a Markdown body, ensuring correct directory organization for bundled or personal skills.

Progressive disclosure in skill development is the practice of splitting complex logic between the main SKILL.md and supporting reference files. You should use it to organize extensive content and maintain standardized skill structures.

Formatting executable Python code patterns for the Krill sandbox requires validating your code against specific structural templates to ensure it adheres to the Krill architecture and executes correctly in the sandbox.

Yes, your custom automation workflow needs YAML frontmatter to integrate with Krill. The standardized structure requires specific frontmatter configuration alongside an imperative writing style in the Markdown body.

The best way to structure documentation for a recurring agent workflow is to use standardized skill files with imperative writing styles, splitting detailed logic into reference files for progressive disclosure.

When organizing bundled skills versus personal skills in Krill, you must follow specific directory organization rules to ensure proper integration, as incorrect structure can prevent the agent from loading the skill.