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skill-creator

Design, create, audit, and optimize OpenCode skills using a quality-first workflow with dry-run, quality gates, and structured references. Use when users ask to build or improve a skill. Do not trigger for generic OpenCode Q&A or unrelated coding tasks.

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skill-creator
description
Design, create, audit, and optimize OpenCode skills using a quality-first workflow with dry-run, quality gates, and structured references. Use when users ask to build or improve a skill. Do not trigger for generic OpenCode Q&A or unrelated coding tasks.
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MIT
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opencode
metadata
{"author":"user","version":"0.1.0"}
# Skill Creator I create and improve OpenCode skills with a quality-first process based on workplace best practices. ## When to Use Me Use me when: - you want to create a new OpenCode skill - you want to optimize or refactor an existing SKILL.md - you want to improve triggering quality, structure, or error handling - you want to add references and a registry for progressive disclosure Do not use me for: - general OpenCode documentation Q&A - non-skill plugin-only implementation work - unrelated programming/debugging tasks ## Workflow 1. Classify request as `plan`, `audit`, `create`, or `optimize`. 2. Validate scope, target path, and required inputs (purpose, triggers, workflow, error handling, tests). 3. Start with dry-run output and show planned changes. 4. Apply only after explicit confirmation. 5. Run quality checks and accept changes only when quality does not regress. 6. Return a concise report with changed files, quality delta, and next steps. ## Execution Rules - Default to dry-run. - Keep `SKILL.md` concise and move depth into `references/`. - Use explicit trigger phrases and negative triggers. - Include concrete error handling and test prompts. - Preserve existing high-quality content when optimizing. ## Tool Routing Primary tools: - `skill-creator-plan` - `skill-creator-audit` - `skill-creator-create` - `skill-creator-optimize` Command wrappers: - `/skill-creator-plan` - `/skill-creator-audit` - `/skill-creator-create` - `/skill-creator-optimize` If tools are unavailable, use the templates in references and return a manual plan instead of guessing. ## Cross-Skill Handoffs - Route to `meta-agent` when the request is primarily component choice across command/agent/plugin/skill architecture. - Route to `opencode-mastery` when the request is documentation-only Q&A without skill file changes. - Keep requests in `skill-creator` when the user asks to create, audit, optimize, or refactor SKILL artifacts. ## Error Handling - Missing required input: ask one targeted question and provide a safe default. - Invalid path or unsafe write target: block and explain the path constraint. - Quality score regression: block apply and return before/after metrics. - Missing registry or references: create minimal compliant files when confirmed. ## Quick Tests Should trigger: - "Create a new skill for incident postmortem writing." - "Optimize this SKILL.md to improve triggering and error handling." - "Audit this skill against best practices." Should not trigger: - "How do I configure OpenCode providers?" - "Fix this React state bug." Functional: - "Refactor `src/skill/frontend-design/SKILL.md` with dry-run first, then apply only if quality score improves." ## References - `references/workflow-playbook.mdx` - `references/quality-rubric.mdx` - `references/templates.mdx` - `references/troubleshooting.mdx`
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