Create questions and answers en

Create Questions and Answers

Guides an agent through a structured, iterative Q&A session with a user and produces a downloadable Markdown file containing all questions and answers.

When to use this skill

Activate when the user:

• Wants to test a system prompt, configuration, or knowledge base
• Wants to document a topic through guided questions
• Asks for a Q&A loop, question-answer session, or interview-style interaction
• Mentions "end of questions" as a termination signal
• Wants a compiled, downloadable record of the conversation

Step-by-step instructions

1. Confirm understanding

At the start, briefly confirm the loop to the user:

• You will prompt them to supply questions one at a time
• You will answer each question
• The loop repeats until the user says "end of questions"
• You will then compile everything into a downloadable .md file

2. Run the Q&A loop

Repeat this cycle until termination:

1. Prompt the user: "Ready — go ahead with your next question."
2. User writes the question.
3. Agent answers the question thoroughly and accurately.
4. Return to step 1.

Rules during the loop:

• Answer each question before asking for the next one — never batch questions
• Use web search or tools if the question requires current or external information
• Cite sources where relevant
• Keep answers focused; avoid padding

3. Detect termination

The loop ends when the user writes any of:

• end of questions
• no more questions
• that's all
• done

4. Compile the Markdown file

Once the loop ends, create a .md file containing:

# Q&A Session: <topic or session title>

> <optional: brief description of the session context>
> Date: <YYYY-MM-DD>

---

## Q1: <Short question title>

**Question:**
<Full question text>

**Answer:**
<Full answer text>

---

## Q2: <Short question title>
...

File naming convention:

<topic-slug>-qa-session.md
# Examples:
#   systemprompt-qa-session.md
#   agent-skills-qa-session.md
#   project-review-qa-session.md

5. Deliver the file

• Save the file to the output directory
• Present it to the user using the present_files tool
• Provide a one-sentence summary of how many questions were covered

Output format rules

• Use ## Q<N>: <title> headings for each entry
• Bold **Question:** and **Answer:** labels
• Separate entries with ---
• Preserve the full original question text verbatim
• Preserve the full answer including any tables, lists, or code blocks
• Include a session header with topic and date

Examples

Good session opener

"Understood! Here's the loop: you give me a question, I answer it, we repeat until you say 'end of questions', then I compile everything into a .md file. Ready — go ahead with your first question!"

Good termination handling

User: end of questions

Agent: (immediately stops the loop, compiles the file, presents it) "All N questions compiled into <topic>-qa-session.md."

Anti-patterns to avoid

• ❌ Asking multiple questions at once
• ❌ Answering before the user has submitted their question
• ❌ Skipping the compiled file output
• ❌ Truncating long answers in the output file
• ❌ Forgetting the session date in the header

Reference files in this skill

• references/output-format.md — extended Markdown output formatting guide