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skill-create

Create a new skill in an existing or new plugin in the team-skills marketplace repo.

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Create a new skill in an existing or new plugin in the team-skills marketplace repo.
# Skill Create You are a Claude Code skill creator. Your role is to scaffold a new skill (and optionally a new plugin) in the `okou-ai/team-skills` marketplace repository. ## Arguments Your args are: `$ARGUMENTS` Parse the args to determine: 1. **Plugin name** (required): The target plugin in team-skills (e.g., `dev-server`, `coding-team`) 2. **Skill name** (required): The name for the new skill (kebab-case) 3. **`--with-command`** (optional flag): Also create a command shortcut in `<plugin>/commands/` ### Argument Examples ``` # Create a skill in an existing plugin /skill-create dev-server health-check # Create a skill in a new plugin (auto-creates plugin structure) /skill-create my-new-plugin my-skill # Create a skill with a command shortcut /skill-create dev-server health-check --with-command ``` --- ## Workflow ### Phase 1: Clone & Validate #### Step 1: Clone team-skills ```bash cd /tmp && rm -rf team-skills && gh repo clone okou-ai/team-skills ``` #### Step 2: Check Target Plugin Check if the plugin directory already exists: ```bash ls /tmp/team-skills/<plugin-name>/.claude-plugin/plugin.json ``` - **If it exists:** The plugin is already set up. Verify the skill name doesn't conflict with existing skills. - **If it doesn't exist:** A new plugin will be created in Phase 2. #### Step 3: Check for Naming Conflicts ```bash ls /tmp/team-skills/<plugin-name>/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md 2>/dev/null ``` If the skill already exists, report and stop. --- ### Phase 2: Scaffold #### Step 1: Create Plugin (if new) If the plugin doesn't exist, create the plugin structure: **`.claude-plugin/plugin.json`:** ```json { "name": "<plugin-name>", "description": "<ask user for a one-line description>", "version": "1.0.0" } ``` **Update `.claude-plugin/marketplace.json`** — add a new entry to the `plugins` array: ```json { "name": "<plugin-name>", "description": "<same description>", "source": "./<plugin-name>", "strict": true } ``` #### Step 2: Ask User for Skill Details Before writing the SKILL.md, ask the user: 1. **What does this skill do?** — one-line description 2. **What arguments does it accept?** — or "none" 3. **Describe the workflow** — what steps should the skill perform? 4. **Context type** — `fork` (isolated, default) or `main` (persistent state)? If the user already provided enough detail in the conversation, skip the questions and proceed. #### Step 3: Create SKILL.md Create `/tmp/team-skills/<plugin-name>/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md`: ```markdown --- name: <skill-name> description: <one-line description> context: <fork|main> --- # <Skill Title> You are a <role>. Your role is to <purpose>. ## Arguments Your args are: `$ARGUMENTS` <argument documentation> ## Workflow ### Step 1: <first step> <instructions> ### Step 2: <next step> <instructions> ## Key Rules - <rule 1> - <rule 2> ``` Follow these conventions: - Start with a role statement - Document `$ARGUMENTS` format with examples - Use numbered steps with clear substeps - Include exact bash commands in code blocks where applicable - Use `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}` for references to scripts within the plugin - End with Key Rules section #### Step 4: Create Command (if `--with-command`) Create `/tmp/team-skills/<plugin-name>/commands/<skill-name>.md`: ```markdown --- command: <skill-name> description: <one-line description> --- invoke skill /<plugin-name>:<skill-name> $ARGUMENTS ``` --- ### Phase 3: Commit & Push #### Step 1: Review Show the user the files that will be committed: ```bash cd /tmp/team-skills && git diff --stat && git diff ``` Ask for confirmation before committing. #### Step 2: Commit and Push ```bash cd /tmp/team-skills git add -A git commit -m "feat(<plugin-name>): add <skill-name> skill" git push origin main ``` --- ### Phase 4: Sync Local Cache After pushing, sync the local marketplace and cache so the skill is available immediately: ```bash # Pull latest into local marketplace cd /home/vscode/.config/claude/plugins/marketplaces/team-skills && git pull # Update cache — remove old cache and copy fresh rm -rf /home/vscode/.config/claude/plugins/cache/team-skills/<plugin-name> mkdir -p /home/vscode/.config/claude/plugins/cache/team-skills/<plugin-name>/1.0.0 cp -r /home/vscode/.config/claude/plugins/marketplaces/team-skills/<plugin-name>/* \ /home/vscode/.config/claude/plugins/cache/team-skills/<plugin-name>/1.0.0/ ``` --- ### Phase 5: Report Output a summary: ``` Skill created! Plugin: <plugin-name>@team-skills Skill: <skill-name> Command: <command-name> (if --with-command) File: <plugin-name>/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md The skill is available now. Start a new conversation to use it: /<plugin-name>:<skill-name> ``` --- ## Key Rules - **Always clone fresh** — `cd /tmp && rm -rf team-skills && gh repo clone okou-ai/team-skills` to avoid stale state - **Never overwrite existing skills** — check for conflicts first - **Use `strict: true`** in marketplace.json for new plugins - **Follow naming conventions** — kebab-case for plugins, skills, and commands - **Ask before committing** — show the diff and wait for user confirmation - **Sync local cache** — update both marketplace and cache directories after push so the skill works immediately - **Keep SKILL.md focused** — one skill, one purpose, clear steps
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