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Core

Skill flll/grow-your-own-skills/skills/core

A starter kit for growing your own agent skills instead of borrowing someone else's. For Claude Code and Cursor.

Install
npx -y skills add flll/grow-your-own-skills --skill core

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Required reading. Read this first at the start of every session, before anything else. It holds the minimal rules that apply to all work, plus the routing table that says which other skills to read. Other skills are read only when the routing table or their own description says so.

SKILL.md

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core — the minimal rules for every session

<!-- Fill in every <...> with your own words. Keep this file at 5-10 rules. When it grows past that, move the overflow into a new skill and add one row to the routing table below. -->
  1. Respond in <your language>. (Example: respond in English, commit messages in English too.)
  2. When reporting work as done, include the commands you ran and their real output. Never say "this should work" without having run it.
  3. Before any task that touches multiple files or deletes anything: restate the request in 3 lines, confirm the goal / definition of done / allowed scope, and get agreement before writing.
  4. When the user corrects you about the same thing for the second time, read skill-coach and propose turning the correction into a skill.
  5. <your project-specific rule> (Example: never push directly to main.)

Routing table

If a request matches a row below, read that skill's SKILL.md before starting the work. Every new skill gets one row here.

When the request involves...Read
a repeated correction, or creating/improving/pruning a skillskill-coach
(example: commit / PR / branching)(example: git-rules)

What ships with it

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Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.

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Skills are one crate of 327,069. Ordering is by how many stacks a row turns up in, so the top of any crate is what has actually been picked rather than what has the most stars.