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skill-template

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Starter template. Replace this with what your skill does and when to use it.

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The file

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SKILL.md

Skill name

One or two sentences on the goal. Say what "done" looks like.

Input

The user typed: $ARGUMENTS

(Claude Code swaps the placeholder above for whatever you type after the command, so /skill-template the login screen gives "The user typed: the login screen". Delete this section if your skill takes no input.)

Steps

  1. First thing Claude should do. Be concrete: name the files, commands or checks.
  2. Next step.
  3. How to check the work before finishing.

Rules

  • Something Claude must always do.
  • Something Claude must never do.

Output

Describe the result you want back: a summary, a list of changes, a file, or a question when something is unclear.

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Now do this for your own.

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