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Skillscake

Skill skillscake/use-skillscake/skills/skillscake

Claude and Codex plugins plus a public skill to use SkillsCake with your agents

Install
npx -y skills add skillscake/use-skillscake --skill skillscake

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Create or upgrade an agent skill with SkillsCake. Use when the user wants to improve a skill using SkillsCake, create a skill based on a completed workflow, or says "use SkillsCake".

SKILL.md

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SkillsCake

A skill is a directory containing one SKILL.md and a number of supporting files.

Send a skill to SkillsCake; it bakes a perfect version. You are the thin client: package the input, call the API, write the result back. The hard work is server-side. You should only need to pause on error, tier choice, and apply gate.

Flow

Two scripts: scripts/check.sh and scripts/skillscake.sh. Both print key=value lines; on error, follow reason and action.

  1. Mode. Upgrade an existing skill folder, including useful sanitized conversation context, or create one from a workflow the user just completed and wants to reuse. For upgrade, you need to know the location of the skill now. Surface to the user if needed. Read all files in the skill quickly.

  2. Check your connection and account. bash scripts/check.sh. If status=error, follow action and stop.

  3. Tier. base for a small, single-purpose skill; pro for a substantial one (long, scripted, or multi-file). Pause here to ask the user, giving your recommendation, if they did not specify a tier when calling for SkillsCake. If they don't have the run credit they need, suggest they visit https://skillscake.com/account/plan.

  4. Write notes.txt, sanitized. Describe the workflow. If context exists, consider steps, real inputs/outputs, and where judgment matters. Consider specific quotes from your work. You are the sanitizer: strip secrets,credentials, and customer PII; keep only what the skill needs to work. Note: between the skill and notes.txt you cannot exceed 30,000 characters.

  5. Run (choose or make a tmp OUT dir; the finished skill lands at OUT/<skill-name>/, and the script prints its exact skill_dir):

    • Upgrade: bash scripts/skillscake.sh --tier T --out OUT --skill DIR --notes notes.txt --label "<name>"
    • Create: bash scripts/skillscake.sh --tier T --out OUT --notes notes.txt --label "<name>" On failure, follow reason / action. Note: the run takes ~10 minutes. Run the task in the background once submitted.

  6. Review. Do a fast review of the new skill at skill_dir. Surface the skill and benefits to the user before moving to apply.

  7. Apply the skill to the original live location, if approved by the user. For create, correctly add the skill to the user's skills depending on the harness.

Don't

  • Don't write or edit the skill yourself.
  • Don't handle signup, cards, or plans; route the user to the website.

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.