AgentSkillsCN

skill_creator

专为技能构建而设计的专项代理技能，遵循“黄金标准”模板，助力新技能的快速搭建与高效生成。触发关键词：“创建新技能”、“生成技能”、“搭建技能”、“新技能模板”。

SKILL.md
--- frontmatter
name: skill_creator
description: >
  Specialized agentic skill designed to scaffold and generate new skills following the "Gold Standard" template.
  Trigger: "Create a new skill", "Generate skill", "Scaffold skill", "New skill template".
version: 1.0.0
author: smartcoderlabs
license: Apache-2.0
tags:
  - meta-skill
  - scaffolding
  - productivity

Skill Creator

1. Overview

The Skill Creator is a meta-skill responsible for expanding the agent's capabilities by generating new, standardized skill files (SKILL.md). It ensures that all new skills adhere to a strict, professional structure (Frontmatter, Overview, Prerequisites, Workflow, Rules, Examples), enabling consistent behavior across the agentic system. It eliminates valid inconsistencies and enforces best practices in prompt engineering configurations.

2. Prerequisites & Context

  • •Required Tools:
    • •write_to_file: To save the generated skill file.
    • •read_file: To read the master template if available (optional, can use internal knowledge).
  • •Environment: Any standard file system with write access.
  • •Input:
    • •Name of the skill to be created.
    • •Description of the skill's purpose.
    • •(Optional) Specific tools or rules the skill should include.

3. Workflow

  1. •Analyze Requirements: Identify the proposed skill's name, purpose, and key tools from the user's request.
  2. •Load Template: Read the standard template from resources/skill.template.md. This file contains the "Gold Standard" structure (Frontmatter -> Overview -> Prerequisites -> Workflow -> Rules -> Examples).
  3. •Draft Content:
    • •Frontmatter: Populate name, description, trigger, and tags.
    • •Overview: Write a clear, high-level summary.
    • •Prerequisites: List likely tools needed for the described task.
    • •Workflow: outline a logical 3-5 step process for the skill.
    • •Rules: Define critical constraints (e.g., "Always verify...", "Use absolute paths").
    • •Examples: create at least one realistic "User Input" -> "Reasoning" -> "Action" interaction to guide the model.
  4. •Write File: Save the content to the appropriate directory (e.g., <skill_name>/SKILL.md). Ensure a resources/ folder is created if templates are needed.

4. Detailed Instructions & Rules

Critical Rules

  • • Rule 1: Always follow the strict template structure: Frontmatter, 1. Overview, 2. Prerequisites, 3. Workflow, 4. Rules, 5. Examples.
  • • Rule 2: Never leave sections empty. If information is missing, infer reasonable defaults or use placeholders like {Needs specific tool}.
  • • Rule 3: Ensure the Trigger in the frontmatter is specific and distinct to avoid overlapping with other skills.
  • • Rule 4: The Examples section MUST include a realistic user prompt and the expected agent behavior/tool usage. This is crucial for few-shot learning.
  • • Rule 5: Always enforce the following directory structure for new skills:
    text
    my-skill/
├─── SKILL.md       # Main instructions (required)
├─── scripts/       # Helper scripts (optional)
├─── examples/      # Reference implementations (optional)
└─── resources/     # Templates and other assets (optional)

Formatting Guidelines

  • •Markdown: Use standard GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown).
  • •Frontmatter: YAML format between triple dashes ---.
  • •Style: Professional, technical, and imperative (e.g., "Run the command", not "You should run...").

5. Examples

Example 1: Creating a "Git Commit" Skill

See examples/git-expert.SKILL.md for a complete reference implementation of a generated skill.

Example 2: Handling Ambiguous Requests

See examples/ambiguous_request_handling.md for an example of how to handle vague user inputs.