Golden template

Skill ty13r/skillforge/docs/golden-template

SKLD - Skill Kinetics through Layered Darwinism. Evolve Claude Agent Skills through natural selection — a population-based breeding platform that competes, judges, and mutates skills to optimize their performance.

Install

npx -y skills add ty13r/skillforge --skill golden-template

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{Capability statement — 1 sentence, WHAT it does}. Use when {trigger 1}, {trigger 2}, {trigger 3}, or when user mentions "{keyword1}", "{keyword2}", "{keyword3}", even if they don't explicitly ask for {exact skill name}. NOT for {exclusion 1}, {exclusion 2}, or {exclusion 3}.

SKILL.md

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{Skill Display Name}

Quick Start

{2-3 sentences: the core workflow in the simplest possible terms.}

Workflow

Step 1: Gather Context

{Concrete instruction with specific action — imperative voice.}

For {scenario A}, read ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/references/detailed-guide.md
For {scenario B}, read ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/references/examples.md

Step 2: Execute

{Concrete instruction — what to do, not what to think about.}

Run: python ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/main_helper.py --input "$ARGUMENTS"

Step 3: Validate

{Concrete instruction — verify the output meets quality bar.}

Run: bash ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/validate.sh
If validation fails, fix issues and re-validate before presenting to user.

Examples

Example 1: {Typical use case} Input: "{realistic user prompt, conversational tone}" Output: {expected result with specific format}

Example 2: {Edge case} Input: "{edge case prompt that should still trigger}" Output: {expected result}

Example 3: {Near-miss — should trigger but might not} Input: "{prompt using synonym/adjacent concept}" Output: {correct handling}

Gotchas

{Known failure point #1 — what goes wrong and how to handle it}
{Known failure point #2 — specific, actionable}
{Common user mistake and correct response}

Out of Scope

This skill does NOT:

{Explicit exclusion} (use {other-skill} instead)
{Explicit exclusion}
{Explicit exclusion}