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Guided workflow for drafting, testing, and iterating Agent Skills: write SKILL.md, run evals, grade outputs, and improve descriptions to improve triggering accu
This skill walks a user through the full lifecycle of creating and improving an Agent Skill. It explains how to capture intent, write SKILL.md frontmatter and body, design test prompts (evals), run with-and-without skill comparisons, grade outputs, aggregate benchmarks, and iterate based on feedback. It also documents tools and file layout conventions (scripts/, references/, assets/) and provides a description-optimization flow to improve triggering accuracy.
Use this skill when you want to author a new Agent Skill or improve an existing one — especially when you need a repeatable loop for drafting test cases, running evaluation runs, and collecting user feedback. It's appropriate for authors who want to package skills, run blind comparisons, or tune the skill description for better invocation.
Designed for authoring and developer assistants (Claude Code, developer CLIs, and other agent authoring environments). The workflow assumes Python tooling and a filesystem for running evals and packaging skills.
A comprehensive skill-creator workflow that guides agents through drafting, testing, iterating, and optimizing Agent Skills. It covers intent capture, test-driven evaluation with assertions, iterative improvement loops, blind comparison, and description optimization for triggering accuracy. No bundled scripts — all work is done via instructions to the agent and referenced subagent/eval scripts. Well-written and detailed but very long SKILL.md with no progressive disclosure via references/ directory.
No security concerns — no curl|bash, no hardcoded credentials, no destructive commands, no exfiltration. The skill is purely instructional with no executable scripts bundled. Code quality is good with clear structure and well-explained workflow, though the SKILL.md is monolithic and would benefit from splitting into references/. Architecture is decent with frontmatter and clear sections, but doesn't practice what it preaches about progressive disclosure — all content is in SKILL.md with no scripts/ or references/ organization. Usefulness is high — skill creation is a real need and this is one of the more thorough implementations, though it's specific to Claude Code environments with subagents.
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