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Guides an agent through writing a good SKILL.md, covering the name, a description that triggers at the right time, concise instructions, bundled scripts and tests. Use when the user asks to create, improve or review an agent skill, or wants to turn a repeated task into a reusable skill.

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Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.

Skill author

A skill is a folder with a SKILL.md file. The agent reads the name and description of every installed skill and loads the full instructions only when a task matches. The description is therefore the most important line.

When to use

  • The user keeps repeating the same kind of task and wants it captured.
  • The user has a draft skill that never triggers, or triggers at the wrong time.
  • A skill needs a review before it is shared.

Workflow

  1. Collect real examples. Ask for two or three actual requests the skill should handle, and one it should not.
  2. Pick the name. Lowercase letters, digits and single hyphens, at most 64 characters, same as the folder name.
  3. Write the description. Third person, what it does and when to use it, under 1024 characters, no angle brackets. Include the words a user would actually type.
  4. Write the instructions. Short sections: when to use, steps, output format, one example, errors. Keep the file under 500 lines and move long reference material into references/.
  5. Add a script only when code is more reliable than prose (parsing, counting, validating). Use the standard library, read arguments or standard input, print JSON, and exit with a non-zero code on failure.
  6. Add tests as a cases.json file inside a tests folder: one happy path, one edge case, one error case at minimum.
  7. Check it. Run askit lint, askit scan and askit test, then askit score.

Description checklist

  • Does it start with a verb that says what the skill does?
  • Does it contain "Use when ..." with concrete triggers?
  • Would a different skill be a better match for any of these words?
  • Is it written as "Analyzes logs" and not "I analyze logs"?

Writing instructions

  • Prefer steps an agent can verify over general advice.
  • Tell the agent what to do when input is missing or unclear.
  • Show the output format once, with a real example.
  • Do not repeat what the model already knows. Spend words on what is specific to this task.
  • Never ask the agent to hide actions from the user or to ignore other instructions.

Layout

my-skill/
  SKILL.md
  scripts/        optional code the skill runs
  references/     optional long documents, linked from SKILL.md
  tests/          cases.json or test_*.py
  evals/          evals.json for checking model behaviour

Errors

If the user cannot give examples, write the description from the stated goal and mark the skill as a draft in metadata.

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