your-skill-name

name: your-skill-name description: A clear description of what this skill does and when to use it. Include specific keywords that users would naturally say. Use when [specific scenarios]. allowed-tools: Read, Bash

Your Skill Name

A brief description of what this skill does and how it helps users.

Instructions

When the user [describes the scenario when this skill should be used]:

1. First Step: [What Claude should do first]

   • [Additional details or substeps]
   • [Use bash, read files, etc.]

2. Second Step: [What Claude should do next]

   • [How to process or analyze information]
   • [What to look for]

3. Final Step: [How to complete the task]

   • [What output to provide]
   • [How to format the response]

Examples

Example 1: [Scenario Name]

User asks: "[Example user question]"

What the skill does:

1. [First action]
2. [Second action]
3. [Result]

Expected output:

[Show example output]

Example 2: [Another Scenario]

User asks: "[Another example question]"

What the skill does:

1. [Actions...]
2. [More actions...]

Best Practices

• [Best practice 1]
• [Best practice 2]
• [Best practice 3]

Common Patterns

Pattern 1: [Pattern Name]

[Describe when to use this pattern]

[Example code or template]

Limitations

• [Limitation 1]
• [Limitation 2]
• [What to do instead]

Configuration

You can customize this skill by editing scripts/config.json after installation.

Available options:

• option1: [Description]
• option2: [Description]

Additional Resources

For more detailed information:

• See reference.md for complete API documentation
• See examples.md for more usage examples