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my-skill-name

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A clear, specific description of what this skill does and exactly when Claude should use it. Be concrete about trigger conditions — what the user says or what task context should cause this skill to load.

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SKILL.md

My Skill Name

[One or two sentences on what this skill accomplishes and why it exists.]

How this works

  1. [First step Claude should take]
  2. [Second step]
  3. [...]

Examples

  • [A realistic user request that should trigger this skill]
  • [Another example]

Guidelines

  • [A constraint or best practice this skill should follow]
  • [Another guideline]
<!-- Optional subfolders, only add what you actually need: scripts/ executable code the skill can run references/ documentation loaded on demand, not at trigger time assets/ templates, boilerplate files, static resources -->

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