skill-creator

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Generate a new Claude Code skill file from a plain-language description. Scaffolds the SKILL.md, command file, and CLAUDE.md additions.

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# /skill-creator — Build New Skills Fast Takes a plain-language description of a task and generates a ready-to-use Claude Code skill: the SKILL.md instruction file, the command routing file, and the CLAUDE.md additions needed to wire it in. ## When to Use - "I want a skill that does X" - "Build me a slash command for Y" - "Add a skill for [recurring task I do]" ## Instructions ### 1. Clarify the skill Ask (or infer from context): - **Name**: What should the slash command be called? (lowercase, hyphenated) - **Trigger**: When should this skill activate? - **Input**: What does the skill need to work? (files, user input, MCP data) - **Output**: What does it produce? (files, terminal output, external actions) - **Tools needed**: Which Claude Code tools will it use? (Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Glob, Grep, WebFetch, MCP tools) ### 2. Draft the SKILL.md Create a skill file with this structure: ```markdown --- name: [skill-name] description: [One line, 60+ characters. Specific enough that Claude knows when to use it.] --- # /[skill-name] — [Short Title] [1-2 sentence overview of what this skill does and when to use it.] ## When to Use - [Trigger condition 1] - [Trigger condition 2] ## Instructions ### Step 1: [First action] [Clear, specific instructions. Include exact commands, file paths, or tool calls.] ### Step 2: [Next action] [Continue with sequential steps.] ### Step N: Output [Define the expected output format.] ## Design Principles - [Key principle 1] - [Key p...

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Author
conorbronsdon
Repository
conorbronsdon/claude-context-os
Created
5 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
Python
License
MIT

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