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A description of how to create skills in the correct way for this project
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Add a new note or update an existing one. Creates the notes database if it doesn't exist.
Delete a note from the database. Removes the note file and its index entry.
List all notes in the database with their topics and descriptions.
Read a specific note from the database. Use this to get fresh content after making changes.
Remove a document from the database. Deletes the document file and removes its entry from the index. Use this when the user wants to delete stored information.
Initialize the database by creating the database/ directory and an empty index.md file. Safe to call if database already exists - will not overwrite existing data.
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| name | skill-create |
| description | A description of how to create skills in the correct way for this project |
To create a new skill use the TodoWrite tool to create a todo list and execute this process in order:
Descide on a name for your skill. The name must start with buddy- examples: buddy-list-processes buddy-find-port buddy-list-directories.
Also decide on a description. It should be descriptive enough and long enough that you can tell exactly what the skill does and when to do it, but not too long. No more than a paragraph.
For the remainer of thi procedure we will refer to those as $skill_name and $skill_description.
Use the Bash tool to create .claude/skills/$skill_name and .claude/skills/$skill_name/SKILL.md
Use the Edit tool to fill .claude/skills/$skill_name/SKILL.md with the skill definitions. Skill files are Markdown with YAML frontmatter.
Template:
---
name: $skill_name
description: $skill_description
---
Detailed skill instructions written in a sequential Todo list format.
Example:
---
name: buddy-list-process
description: Get the process list. Show all running processes on the sysem
---
# List Processes
Use the TodoWrite tool to create a Todo list and exeute the following procedure
## Todo 1: Get the Process List
Use the Bash tool to run `ps aux`
## Todo 2: Report Back
Report the result of running the command back to the user. Do not alter or summarize it, unless asked to by the user.
Follow this procedure and you'll have a new skill to work with!