Installer avec Codex ou Claude Copiez ce prompt, collez-le dans Codex, Claude ou un autre assistant, puis laissez-le vérifier la page du skill et l'installer pour vous.
Une commande directe contourne le prompt de vérification. Examinez la source avant de l'exécuter.
Turn raw PM content into a compliant, publish-ready skill. Use when creating or updating a repo skill without breaking standards.
intent
Create or update PM skills without chaos. This workflow turns rough notes, workshop content, or half-baked prompt dumps into compliant `skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md` assets that actually pass validation and belong in this repo.
type
workflow
best_for
["Creating a new repo skill from notes or source material","Updating an existing skill while keeping standards intact","Running the full authoring and validation workflow before commit"]
scenarios
["Help me turn these workshop notes into a new PM skill","I need to update an existing skill without breaking the repo standards","What workflow should I use to author a new skill in this repo?"]
theme
meta-authoring
estimated_time
45-90 min
Purpose
Create or update PM skills without chaos. This workflow turns rough notes, workshop content, or half-baked prompt dumps into compliant skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md assets that actually pass validation and belong in this repo.
Use it when you want to ship a new skill without "looks good to me" roulette.
Input
Bring the raw material and the intent — rough is fine; the workflow exists to get it the rest of the way:
Works best with: the source content (notes, transcript, framework, prompt sequence) or the existing skill you want to update
Also useful: the intended skill type (component/interactive/workflow), target audience, and any naming preference
If you supply this inline with your request (e.g., "turn research/pricing-workshop-notes.md into an interactive advisor"), the workflow starts at Phase 1 with that context — it won't re-ask for what you already gave. If you provide nothing, it opens by asking what content you want to turn into a skill and offers the entry modes from the facilitation protocol.
Example: Use skill-authoring-workflow: convert research/pricing-workshop-notes.md into an interactive pricing advisor.
Key Concepts
Dogfood First
Use repo-native tools and standards before inventing a custom process:
scripts/find-a-skill.sh
scripts/add-a-skill.sh
scripts/build-a-skill.sh
scripts/test-a-skill.sh
scripts/check-skill-metadata.py
Pick the Right Creation Path
Guided wizard (build-a-skill.sh): Best when you have an idea but not final prose.
Content-first generator (add-a-skill.sh): Best when you already have source content.
Manual edit + validate: Best for tightening an existing skill.
Definition of Done (No Exceptions)
A skill is done only when:
Frontmatter is valid (name, description, intent, type)
Section order is compliant (Purpose, Input, Key Concepts, Application, Examples, Common Pitfalls, References)
Description says both what the skill does and when to use it
The Input section says what the user can bring, shows an example invocation, tells the agent to use inline input instead of re-asking, and makes clear that arriving with partial or zero input is fine — in plain language, never runtime template syntax like $ARGUMENTS (rationale: CONTRIBUTING.md, "Why We Don't Use $ARGUMENTS")
Intent carries the fuller repo-facing summary without replacing the trigger-oriented description
Cross-references resolve
README catalog counts and tables are updated (if adding/removing skills)
Facilitation Source of Truth
When running this workflow as a guided conversation, use workshop-facilitation as the interaction protocol.
It defines:
session heads-up + entry mode (Guided, Context dump, Best guess)
one-question turns with plain-language prompts
progress labels (for example, Context Qx/8 and Scoring Qx/5)
interruption handling and pause/resume behavior
numbered recommendations at decision points
quick-select numbered response options for regular questions (include Other (specify) when useful)
This file defines the workflow sequence and domain-specific outputs. If there is a conflict, follow this file's workflow logic.
One concrete example — optimally two, from different business domains (one SaaS, one industrial/non-SaaS), so the framework visibly generalizes; reuse the repo's fictional universes (Fieldlight/Wrenchline for SaaS, Helix/Northfield/Corvid for industrial) and suffix the second file by domain (sample-industrial.md)
A template.md when the skill produces an artifact — the output schema as a copy/paste fill-in with quality checks
./scripts/zip-a-skill.sh --skill <skill-name>
# or zip one category:
./scripts/zip-a-skill.sh --type component --output dist/skill-zips
# or use a curated starter preset:
./scripts/zip-a-skill.sh --preset core-pm --output dist/skill-zips
Examples
Example: Turn Workshop Notes into a Skill
Input: research/pricing-workshop-notes.md
Goal: new interactive advisor
