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Version: 0.1.0 Applies to: [e.g., Coding agents, Research agents, Any LLM agent] Trigger: [When should an agent load this skill? One sentence.]

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SKILL.md

Skill Name

Version: 0.1.0 Applies to: [e.g., Coding agents, Research agents, Any LLM agent] Trigger: [When should an agent load this skill? One sentence.]

Goal

[What outcome this skill produces. One paragraph.]

Instructions

[The behavior the agent must follow. Numbered steps or imperative bullets.]

  1. Step one.
  2. Step two.
  3. Step three.

Constraints

  • [What the agent must never do.]
  • [Boundaries on scope, tools, or output.]

Expected Output

[Format the agent should produce: report, diff, checklist, JSON, etc.]

Example

Input: [A short example task.] Behavior: [What the agent does with this skill loaded.] Output: [What the result looks like.]

Notes

[When not to use this skill, known limitations, related skills.]

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