Example skill
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A reference example showing proper Skill Pack structure and conventions. Use as a template when creating new skills. Demonstrates SKILL.md frontmatter, references, scripts, assets, and evals layout.
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Example Skill
Purpose
This is a reference skill that demonstrates the recommended structure for Skill Pack skills. Copy this directory as a starting point when creating new skills.
When to Use
- As a template for new skill creation
- As a reference for proper SKILL.md formatting
- To verify that install/validate tooling handles standard skill structures correctly
Structure
example-skill/
├── SKILL.md # This file — skill definition
├── references/ # Detailed documentation
│ └── usage-guide.md
├── scripts/ # Executable scripts
│ └── hello.py
├── assets/ # Templates and static resources
│ └── template.txt
└── evals/ # Evaluation definitions
└── evals.json
How It Works
- The agent reads the description in the frontmatter to decide if this skill is relevant.
- If relevant, the agent loads the full SKILL.md.
- If the agent needs more detail, it reads files from
references/. - Scripts in
scripts/can be executed by the agent when needed.
Example Script
python3 skills/example-skill/scripts/hello.py --name "Agent"
File References
- Usage Guide — detailed usage patterns and examples