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Use when adding a new skill to the spine repo — scaffolds a conventions-compliant SKILL.md, wires it into plugin.json, the README, and the skill index, and runs the validator until green. Meta-tooling that dogfoods spine's own contribution rules so extensions land correctly the first time.

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name	new-skill
description	Use when adding a new skill to the spine repo — scaffolds a conventions-compliant SKILL.md, wires it into plugin.json, the README, and the skill index, and runs the validator until green. Meta-tooling that dogfoods spine's own contribution rules so extensions land correctly the first time.

new-skill — scaffold a spine skill, wired and valid

Adding a skill means more than writing a SKILL.md — it must be wired into the manifest, the README, and the index, or scripts/validate.mjs fails. This skill does the whole job to the repo's own quality bar. Unlike the lifecycle skills, it operates on the spine repo itself, not a user's .spine/.

Steps

Read the conventions. Load CLAUDE.md (the wiring rules the validator enforces) and CONTRIBUTING.md, and skim an existing SKILL.md as the template for voice and structure.
Interview. Settle, one question at a time: the skill's name (which must equal its folder), the phase/problem it owns, explicit trigger phrases for the description, whether it's a lifecycle skill (and thus declares Spine I/O), and what sibling reference files — if any — it needs.
Write skills/<name>/SKILL.md. Frontmatter name matching the folder and a description with "Use when …" triggers. Keep the body thin: a one-line intent, ## Steps, ## Spine I/O (for lifecycle skills), and ## Notes. Push depth into sibling files and link to them — progressive disclosure.
Wire it in (all three, or the validator fails):
- add ./skills/<name> to .claude-plugin/plugin.json
- link it in the README's Skills section
- list it in skills/README.md
Validate. Run node scripts/validate.mjs and fix until it prints All N skills valid.
Hand off. Suggest committing, and point at ship to open the PR.

What it touches

Unlike a lifecycle skill, this reads and writes the spine repo's own files — CLAUDE.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, .claude-plugin/plugin.json, README.md, skills/README.md, and the new skills/<name>/ directory. It does not touch a user's .spine/.

Notes

The validator is the test. A skill isn't done until scripts/validate.mjs is green — frontmatter name must equal the folder, and all three wirings present.
Match the existing skills' voice: senior-engineer terse, no ceremony.
Don't bloat SKILL.md. If it's getting long, a sibling reference file is the answer.

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name	new-skill
description	Use when adding a new skill to the spine repo — scaffolds a conventions-compliant SKILL.md, wires it into plugin.json, the README, and the skill index, and runs the validator until green. Meta-tooling that dogfoods spine's own contribution rules so extensions land correctly the first time.

new-skill — scaffold a spine skill, wired and valid

Steps

Read the conventions. Load CLAUDE.md (the wiring rules the validator enforces) and CONTRIBUTING.md, and skim an existing SKILL.md as the template for voice and structure.
Interview. Settle, one question at a time: the skill's name (which must equal its folder), the phase/problem it owns, explicit trigger phrases for the description, whether it's a lifecycle skill (and thus declares Spine I/O), and what sibling reference files — if any — it needs.
Write skills/<name>/SKILL.md. Frontmatter name matching the folder and a description with "Use when …" triggers. Keep the body thin: a one-line intent, ## Steps, ## Spine I/O (for lifecycle skills), and ## Notes. Push depth into sibling files and link to them — progressive disclosure.
Wire it in (all three, or the validator fails):
- add ./skills/<name> to .claude-plugin/plugin.json
- link it in the README's Skills section
- list it in skills/README.md
Validate. Run node scripts/validate.mjs and fix until it prints All N skills valid.
Hand off. Suggest committing, and point at ship to open the PR.

What it touches

Notes

The validator is the test. A skill isn't done until scripts/validate.mjs is green — frontmatter name must equal the folder, and all three wirings present.
Match the existing skills' voice: senior-engineer terse, no ceremony.
Don't bloat SKILL.md. If it's getting long, a sibling reference file is the answer.