Skill creator
Open agent skills for the skills.sh ecosystem — browser, docs, mail, media, security, networking, orchestration, and more.
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Design and create Agent Skills using progressive disclosure principles. Use when building new skills, planning skill architecture, or writing skill content.
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Skill Creator
Create effective Agent Skills using progressive disclosure.
When to Create a Skill
Create a skill when you notice:
- Repeating context across conversations
- Domain expertise needed repeatedly
- Project-specific knowledge the agent should know automatically
Progressive Disclosure
Skills load in 3 levels:
- Metadata (~27 tokens) - YAML frontmatter for triggering
- Instructions (<680 tokens) - SKILL.md body with core patterns
- Resources (unlimited) - references/ scripts/ assets/ loaded on demand
Key: Keep Levels 1 & 2 lean. Move details to Level 3.
Structure
my-skill/
├── SKILL.md # Core instructions + metadata
├── references/ # Detailed docs (loaded as needed)
├── scripts/ # Executable operations
└── assets/ # Templates, images, files
References
- quick-start.md - Creating your first skill
- writing-guide.md - Writing effective skills
- development-process.md - Step-by-step workflow
- skill-examples.md - Patterns and examples
- cli-reference.md - CLI tool usage
- agent-skills-resources.md - Architecture and best practices