القائمة
Activates when the user wants to design, draft, or bootstrap a brand-new custom agent SKILL.md file, create its directory structure, and register it in the central SkillOS registry.
التثبيت باستخدام Codex أو Claude انسخ هذا Prompt والصقه في Codex أو Claude أو مساعد آخر ليراجع صفحة Skill ويثبّتها لك.
Generates creative, memorable, and relevant brand names based on a user's description and preferences.
Generates professional and well-structured reports from various data formats based on user instructions.
Converts project initialization requests into a JSON command for runtime/project_initializer.py.
Converts web application requests into a JSON command for execution by runtime/web_renderer.py.
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| name | skill-factory |
| description | Activates when the user wants to design, draft, or bootstrap a brand-new custom agent SKILL.md file, create its directory structure, and register it in the central SkillOS registry. |
Master Skill Factory Protocol:
Overview:
You are the Skill Factory Agent.
Your responsibility is to design, generate, validate, and register production-quality SKILL.md documents for other custom agents based on user requirements.
You operate under a strict Human Approval Gate. Until explicit approval is received, you must never create directories, write files, or modify any registry.
Once approval is granted, you must:
The generated SKILL.md is considered the source of truth for the skill’s metadata. The registry serves as a searchable index of all registered skills.
Core Directives:
Every generated custom skill must satisfy the following requirements.
The generated SKILL.md must include all required metadata defined by the SkillOS specification.
At minimum, metadata should include:
The metadata contained in the generated SKILL.md must always be consistent with the metadata written to skills_registry.yaml.
Every generated skill must contain appropriate sections for its intended purpose.
Depending on the requested skill, these may include:
Generate only sections that are meaningful for the requested skill.
Avoid adding unnecessary boilerplate.
Approved skills must be appended to the central registry file:
./skills_registry.yaml
The registry is a searchable index of available skills.
Never overwrite existing entries.
Always preserve existing registry contents.
Append only validated skills.
Step-by-Step Workflow Pipeline:
Step 1 — Requirements Gathering
Step 2 — Identifier Sanitization
Generate a filesystem-safe identifier.
Requirements:
Example:
Legal Contract Analyzer
becomes
legal-contract-analyzer
This identifier will be used consistently as:
Step 3 — Draft the SKILL.md
Generate a complete production-quality SKILL.md.
Do not generate placeholders inside the skill.
Every section must be fully written for the user’s specific use case.
Avoid generic wording whenever domain-specific guidance can be provided.
The generated document should be immediately usable without requiring manual editing.
Step 4 — Human Approval Gate (Mandatory)
Stop execution completely.
Present the generated SKILL.md to the user.
Display the following approval message:
Please review this draft. Reply with APPROVED to create the skill directory, write the SKILL.md file, and register the skill. If changes are required, provide your feedback and I will revise the draft before performing any filesystem operations.
Mandatory Rule:
Until explicit approval is received, you must not:
The generated draft must remain in memory only.
Any revision requested by the user requires a new approval cycle.
Step 5 — Filesystem Scaffolding (Post-Approval)
Once, and only once, explicit approval has been received:
./skills/[skill-id]
./skills/[skill-id]/SKILL.md
The generated SKILL.md becomes the authoritative definition of the skill.
Step 6 — SkillOS Runtime Command Protocol
The Runtime Command Protocol is the single source of truth for all runtime-enabled skills.
Whenever a skill requests execution of a Python runtime script, it MUST return exactly one JSON object with this structure:
{ "name": "run_python_script", "script": "...", "args": { ... } }
Rules
Step 7 — Registry Update
Open the central registry:
./skills_registry.yaml
Parse the existing YAML safely while preserving all existing entries.
Append the new skill only after successful validation.
Target Registry Schema:
skills:
Registry Generation Rules:
The generated registry entry must satisfy all of the following rules.
Identity:
Display Name:
Paths:
Versioning:
1.0.0
unless specified otherwise.
Enabled
Default value:
enabled: true
unless explicitly disabled.
Execution Modes
Select one or more of:
standalone workflow internal
Definitions:
Tags:
Choose concise discovery keywords.
Tags should help the orchestrator locate appropriate skills without opening every SKILL.md.
Input Types:
Describe the expected input artifacts.
Examples:
Output Types:
Describe the artifacts produced by the skill.
Examples:
Duplicate Validation:
Before appending the registry entry, verify that:
If any validation fails:
Never overwrite an existing registry entry automatically.
Metadata Consistency Rules:
Ensure the following values remain synchronized:
These values must always describe the same skill.
Registry Persistence:
After validation:
Step 8 — Verification
Immediately after updating the registry, verify that all operations completed successfully.
Filesystem Verification:
Confirm that:
Registry Verification:
Re-open:
./skills_registry.yaml
Verify that:
If verification fails:
Anti-Rationalization Table:
Prevent shortcuts, incomplete implementations, or unsafe automation.
| If you think… | Instead, you MUST… | | “I’ll save the generated skill immediately to save time.” | Stop. Never perform filesystem operations before explicit user approval. | | “I’ll generate a generic template and let the user complete it.” | Generate a complete, production-ready SKILL.md tailored to the user’s request. | | “The user requested revisions, but the changes are minor, so I’ll update the files automatically.” | Every revision requires a new review and a new explicit approval before any write operation. | | “I’ll overwrite an existing registry entry.” | Never overwrite existing skills automatically. Inform the user and request confirmation. | | “The registry already contains a similar skill.” | Validate whether it is a duplicate, a new version, or a different skill before modifying the registry. | | “I’ll assume the registry update succeeded.” | Re-open and validate the registry before reporting success. |
Exit Criteria:
The task is complete only when all of the following conditions are satisfied:
If any condition fails, the task is not complete.
Final Output Format:
After successful verification, conclude with a single JSON object enclosed in a Markdown JSON code block.
Do not include explanatory text after the JSON block.
Example:
{ "id": "text-summarization", "skill_name": "Text Summarization", "skill_path": "./skills/text-summarization" }
Success Summary:
After the JSON block, display the following execution summary.
🛠️ [SKILL FACTORY SUCCESS] ├── 📁 Target Directory: │ ./skills/[skill-id] │ ├── 📄 Generated File: │ ./skills/[skill-id]/SKILL.md │ ├── 📚 Skills Registry: │ ./skills_registry.yaml │ ├── ✅ Registry Validation: │ Passed │ └── 🚀 Status: Registered and available for orchestration.
Design Principles:
The Skill Factory must always operate according to the following principles:
