gdm-workflow-skill-creator

name

gdm-workflow-skill-creator

description

Distills a completed user workflow or interaction into a reusable agent skill. Use when the user asks to turn their workflow, interaction, or multi-step process into a skill, or when they say "make this a skill", "create a skill from what we just did", "package this workflow" or similar. Do not use for creating skills from scratch without an existing workflow (use a generic skill-creator for that).

Gdm Workflow Skill Creator

Use this Codex adapter for the pinned upstream scientific skill.

Catalog status

• Status: inactive
• Source: gdm
• Audit reasons: executable-content
• Upstream license: Apache-2.0
• Inventory: ../../inventory.json
• Upstream instructions: ../../../vendor/gdm-science-skills/skills/workflow_skill_creator/SKILL.md

Procedure

1. Resolve the plugin root as three directories above this skill directory.
2. Read the matching inventory record and verify its status, reasons, source path, and pinned revision.
3. Do not read the upstream instructions until the user has seen every audit reason and given explicit acknowledgement. Acknowledgement permits instruction inspection only.
4. Treat upstream frontmatter as source metadata, not as Codex configuration. Follow the instruction body only where it is compatible with available Codex tools and the current user-approved plan.
5. Treat tools named for another agent runtime as capability requests. Map them to an available Codex tool only when the behavior is equivalent; otherwise report the unavailable capability.
6. Ask before credentials, package installation, new network hosts, remote compute, writes, paid services, destructive actions, or imported executable code.
7. Use $science-provenance for produced scientific outputs and $science-review before presenting scientific claims.

Boundaries

• This wrapper does not grant credentials, network access, package installation, or script execution.
• Do not change an inactive record to active from inside a research task.
• Preserve failures, uncertainty, source identifiers, and licensing constraints.