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skillify

Auto-create new skills from repetitive workflows. When you notice yourself doing the same multi-step process repeatedly, extract it into a reusable SKILL.md that any agent can use.

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Repository
HaoNgo232/agent-bridge-kit
Letzte Quellaktivität
21. Mai 2026 um 01:46
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Englisch
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SKILL.md
Quellanweisungen · Schreibgeschützte Vorschau
name
skillify
description
Auto-create new skills from repetitive workflows. When you notice yourself doing the same multi-step process repeatedly, extract it into a reusable SKILL.md that any agent can use.
when_to_use
When the user says 'make this a skill', 'create a skill for this', 'I keep doing this same thing', or when a repetitive multi-step pattern is observed. NOT for one-off tasks.
effort
low
# Skillify — Auto-Create Skills from Workflows > Turn repetitive patterns into reusable skills. If you've done it three times, it should be a skill. ## When to Skillify ✅ **Good candidates:** - You've seen the user ask for the same type of work 3+ times - A workflow involves 5+ consistent steps - The pattern works across different projects - Other agents could benefit from this knowledge ❌ **Bad candidates:** - One-off tasks (just do them) - Project-specific hacks (use memory instead) - Already covered by existing skills (check first) --- ## Skill Creation Protocol ### Step 1: Identify the Pattern ``` What triggers this workflow? (user says X, file type Y, domain Z) What steps are always the same? What parts vary between uses? What's the expected output? ``` ### Step 2: Generate SKILL.md Use this template: ```markdown --- name: [kebab-case-name] description: [One sentence describing what this skill does] when_to_use: "[When the user asks X, works with Y files, or Z domain. NOT for A.]" allowed-tools: [Read, Write, Edit, Grep, Glob, Bash — only what's needed] effort: [low | medium | high] --- # [Skill Name] — [Short Subtitle] > [One-line philosophy or principle] ## Overview [2-3 sentences explaining what this skill enables] ## When to Use ✅ Good for: [list] ❌ Not for: [list] ## Protocol ### Step 1: [First Action] [Instructions] ### Step 2: [Second Action] [Instructions] ### Step N: [Verification] [How to verify the skill worked correctly] ## Best Practices [3-5 key rules] ``` ### Step 3: Place the Skill ``` .agent/skills/[skill-name]/SKILL.md ``` ### Step 4: Verify - [ ] Frontmatter has all required fields (name, description, when_to_use) - [ ] `when_to_use` clearly defines triggers AND exclusions - [ ] Steps are actionable, not vague - [ ] Skill doesn't duplicate an existing one --- ## Naming Conventions | Pattern | Skill Name | Example | |---|---|---| | Action-based | `[verb]-[noun]` | `verify-changes`, `batch-operations` | | Domain-based | `[domain]-[aspect]` | `database-design`, `api-patterns` | | Tool-based | `[tool]-patterns` | `tailwind-patterns`, `prisma-expert` | **Rules:** - kebab-case only - 2-3 words maximum - Descriptive, not clever - No abbreviations unless universally known --- ## Quality Checklist Before finalizing a new skill: | Check | Criteria | |---|---| | **Uniqueness** | No existing skill covers this (grep `.agent/skills/`) | | **Reusability** | Useful across multiple projects, not just one | | **Completeness** | Has overview, when to use, protocol, verification | | **Frontmatter** | All required fields present and accurate | | **Clarity** | A new agent could follow these instructions cold |
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