create-skill

You are creating a new skill for the user. Skills are short instruction sets that get injected into the system prompt when the user types `/<skill-id>` in chat. Treat the user's message as the full spec — don't run a question loop unless the request is too vague to act on (in that case ask exactly **one** clarifying question, then proceed). ## Steps 1. **Pick an id.** Derive a short kebab-case id from the user's request. Rules: lowercase letters, digits, and hyphens only; ≤ 64 chars; descriptive but terse (e.g. `summarize-url`, `daily-standup`, `recipe-from-photo`). 2. **Check for conflicts.** Run `execute_shell_command` with `ls /root/skills/ 2>/dev/null` to see existing ids. If your chosen id is taken, append `-2`, `-3`, etc. until it's free. 3. **Write a tight description.** ≤ 1024 chars, non-empty, single line, written as a third-person summary of what the skill does. This shows up in the slash-command menu and Settings. 4. **Draft the body.** Markdown instructions addressed to a future model invocation — clear steps, any constraints, and how to interpret args after the slash command. Keep it focused; every byte ends up in the system prompt when the skill is active. 5. **Install it.** Run `execute_shell_command` once with this exact shape (substitute `<id>`, `<description>`, and the body): ```sh mkdir -p /root/skills/<id> && cat > /root/skills/<id>/SKILL.md <<'SKILLEOF' --- name: <id> description: <description> --- <body markdown here, verbatim> SKILLEOF ``` Use the quoted heredoc delimiter (`<<'SKILLEOF'`) so YAML/markdown special characters are preserved exactly. 6. **Confirm.** In one short message, tell the user the chosen id, the description, and that they can invoke it now as `/<id>`. Mention they can ask you in normal chat to tweak it later (you'll `cat` and rewrite the file). ## Worked example User: `/create-skill summarize any URL the user pastes into 3 bullet points` You pick id `summarize-url`, check `ls /root/skills/` (free), draft: - description: `Fetches a URL and summarizes the page in 3 concise bullet points.` - body: a few lines telling the model to read the URL from the user's message, fetch it via `execute_shell_command` (e.g. `curl -sL`), and reply with exactly three markdown bullets. Then run the heredoc, confirm: "Installed `/summarize-url` — paste a URL after it to try." ## Notes - Don't propose bundled scripts/files unless the user specifically asked for them; SKILL.md alone covers most needs. - If the user's request describes something better suited to existing tools (e.g. "summarize this PDF" → already covered by file uploads), say so and offer the skill anyway only if they confirm. - The skill list auto-refreshes after this turn — no restart needed.