skillskit

Scaffolds a new standalone Agent Skills repository - created on GitHub via gh repo create (private, MIT), cloned locally, the bundled template overlaid and validated, .local/PROMPT.md seeded; the overlay stays uncommitted for owner review. Use when the user wants to create or scaffold a skill repo or collection ("create python-skills"). Not for adding skills to an existing repo.

Publishes this Agent Skills repository to skills.sh - pre-flight checks, public visibility flip, protections (PVR, ruleset), consumer-style install verification, telemetry seeding, and repo-page groupings. Use when the user asks to publish, deploy, release, go public, or get listed on skills.sh. Not for authoring skills or editing scaffold infrastructure.

Publishes the current Agent Skills repository to skills.sh - pre-flight checks, public visibility flip, protections (PVR, rulesets), a gh skill release, consumer-style install verification, telemetry seeding, and repo-page groupings. Use when the user asks to publish, deploy, release, go public, or get listed on skills.sh. Not for authoring skills or scaffolding repositories.

Authors or improves an Agent Skill in this repo via the eval-first workflow - scope one purpose, write trigger evals, draft SKILL.md, validate, iterate. Use when the user asks to create, add, write, refine, or fix a skill ("add a skill for X", "improve triggering of Y"). Not for scaffolding a new repository or editing infrastructure (hooks, CI, the validator/scripts, docs).

Authors or improves an Agent Skill in the current repo via the eval-first workflow - scope one purpose, write trigger evals, draft SKILL.md, validate, benchmark. Use when the user asks to create, add, write, refine, fix, or benchmark a skill ("add a skill for X", "improve triggering of Y"). Not for scaffolding a new repo (create-skill-repo) or distilling research packs (skill-from-research).

Turns a research pack (reports, notes, transcripts) into installable Agent Skills - inventories the pack, verifies claims against primary sources, splits into single-purpose skills, authors each eval-first. Use when the user has research and wants it turned into a skill ("turn this research pack into a skill", "skillify this"). Not for authoring without research or repo scaffolding.