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my-skill

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What this does, then when to use it. The description is the only thing Claude reads when deciding whether to load the skill, so write the trigger conditions into it — including the words a user would actually say. Aim for 1-3 sentences.

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SKILL.md

My skill — one line on what it's for

Why this exists

The problem, and why the obvious approach doesn't solve it. Keep this short; it's context, not content. If you can't name a concrete failure this skill prevents, the skill probably isn't worth writing.

Procedure

1. First step

Numbered, ordered steps with the actual commands. A skill that says "be careful about X" changes nothing — say what to run and what to look for.

# real, runnable commands

2. Second step

Discover, don't assume. If the step depends on the repo's setup, say where to look for it rather than hard-coding what your repo happens to use.

Rules

  • Constraints that apply throughout, not just at one step.
  • What this skill must never do.
  • What it does not cover, so nobody trusts it in a situation it can't handle.

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