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Skill grusin-db/framework-skill-authoring/framework-skill-authoring/assets/templates/capability

Meta-skill that turns any framework's source into a self-contained Agent Skills family — usable later from just the installed package (e.g. in Databricks Genie Code or any AI coding agent).

Install
npx -y skills add grusin-db/framework-skill-authoring --skill capability

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SKILL.md

2.6 KB, as published. Nobody here has run it

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name: <fw>-<capability> description: >- <Third person: what this skill does -- e.g. "Authors and validates <model> for <capability>."> Use when <trigger conditions / phrases the user would say>, including <synonyms and primitive names>.

<Framework> -- <Capability>

BEFORE YOU START

  • Read this whole file.
  • Prerequisite skills: <e.g. <fw>-onboarding must be done first>, or "none".
  • Resolve env-specific values from the config object; never hardcode.
  • Deep detail not inlined here: call <runtime doc API>.

What it does

<3-6 lines: the capability and how it fits the framework's flow.>

Decision tree

<the question this capability forces>?
├── <option A> -> <consequence> + <required fields/flags>
├── <option B> -> <consequence> + <required fields/flags>
└── <option C> -> <consequence> + <required fields/flags>

Quick reference

<The minimal, complete, copy-pasteable example for the most common case.>

Field / parameter reference

FieldTypeDefaultMeaning
________________________________________
________________________________________

<For large catalogs: list the common fields here and tell the consumer to call the runtime doc API for the rest.>

Conceptual vocabulary

<The relevant enums for this capability, with values, default, and the consequence of each. e.g. load types / severities / modes.>

ValueConsequenceRequires
______________________________

Common pitfalls

MistakeFix
____________________
Hand-rolling <X> instead of using <primitive>use <primitive>

Guardrails

  • <Destructive op in this domain> requires explicit consent; offer the non-destructive alternative first. (Delete if not applicable.)

When NOT to use this skill

  • For <adjacent task>, use <sibling skill> instead.

Troubleshooting

SymptomLikely causeFix
______________________________

Checklist

  • __________
  • __________
  • Output uses real framework primitives (no invented APIs/fields/enums).

Related skills

<fw> (router), <sibling-a>, <sibling-b>.

Keep looking

Skills are one crate of 328,083. 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.