create-skill
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Use when the user says "/create-skill [name]", "neuen Skill erstellen", "create skill", or asks to scaffold a new Claude Code skill. Creates a skill directory and SKILL.md following current Anthropic best practices (Opus 4.7 / 2026), including front-loaded description, granular allowed-tools, and correct frontmatter fields.
- Reads credentials
- Commits and pushes
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- lancy69/skillstheir own version, first seen Nov 8, 2026
- CherryHQ/cherry-studiotheir own version, first seen Nov 8, 2026
- niilohlin/skillstheir own version, first seen Nov 8, 2026
- sankalpaacharya/skillstheir own version, first seen Nov 8, 2026
- zalogarcia/zalo-claude-code-setuptheir own version, first seen Nov 8, 2026
- serbyte-development/shellby-mcptheir own version, first seen Nov 8, 2026
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The file
Files
Skill erstellen
Erstellt eine neue Claude Code Skill-Definition mit aktueller
Anthropic-Konvention (Frontmatter-Schema, Auto-Invocation-Heuristik,
Minimum-Permissions). Funktioniert fuer globale Skills
(~/.claude/skills/<name>/) und Projekt-Skills
(<project>/.claude/skills/<name>/).
Argumente
Der User gibt den Skill-Namen und optional eine Beschreibung an. Falls nicht angegeben, nachfragen:
- name — kebab-case, eindeutig, keine Leerzeichen (z.B.
domain-check) - description — 1-2 Saetze, "Use when …"-Pattern (siehe unten)
- trigger-phrasen — konkrete Woerter, bei denen der Skill aktivieren soll
- scope — global (
~/.claude/skills/) oder projekt-lokal (<project>/.claude/skills/oder<project>/codex-skills/) - destruktive Aktionen? — wenn ja,
disable-model-invocation: trueueberlegen, damit der Skill nur manuell per/namegestartet wird
Verzeichnisstruktur
<scope>/<name>/
SKILL.md # Pflicht
references/ # optional — laengere Referenzinhalte auslagern
guide.md
scripts/ # optional — Hilfs-Skripte
helper.sh
examples/ # optional — Beispiele
sample.mdSupporting Files muessen in SKILL.md verlinkt sein, sonst werden sie
nicht gefunden (See [references/guide.md](references/guide.md)).
Frontmatter-Schema (Stand 2026, Opus 4.7)
---
name: <kebab-case> # optional — default ist Verzeichnisname
description: Use when ... # Pflicht, max 1.536 Zeichen (inkl. when_to_use)
when_to_use: ... # optional — zusaetzliche Trigger-Hinweise
allowed-tools: Read, Write, Bash(git status:*), Bash(git add:*) # minimum principle
argument-hint: [arg1] [arg2] # optional — fuer Slash-Autocomplete
disable-model-invocation: true # optional — nur manuell via /name
user-invocable: false # optional — Skill aus /-Menue verstecken
model: claude-haiku-4-5-20251001 # optional — eigenes Modell fuer diesen Skill
effort: low # optional — low | medium | high | xhigh | max
context: fork # optional — isolierter Subagent-Context
agent: Explore # optional — bevorzugter Subagent-Typ
paths: ["src/**/*.ts"] # optional — Glob-Muster fuer Auto-Kontext
shell: bash # optional — bash (default) | powershell
hooks: # optional — Lifecycle-Hooks
- event: ...
---Nur Felder setzen, die wirklich gebraucht werden. Default fuer einen
einfachen User-getriggerten Skill reicht: name, description,
allowed-tools.
description-Heuristik
Anthropic empfiehlt front-loaded Trigger-Keywords am Anfang der
description. Claude Code liest sie zum Auto-Matching.
Gut:
description: Use when ending a session, saying "Feierabend", or asking to push changes. Archives session summary, commits, optionally pushes.Weniger gut:
description: This skill is there to help you with your session workflow and might be useful at some point.Richtlinien:
- Deutsche Trigger-Phrasen als Anfuehrungszeichen-Liste einbauen, wenn der User auf deutsch arbeitet
- max 1.536 Zeichen inkl.
when_to_use - bei Auto-Aktivierung: wichtigstes Schluesselwort im ersten Satzdrittel
- bei manuellen Skills (
disable-model-invocation: true): Trigger- Beispiel/skill-name [arg]mit aufnehmen
allowed-tools — Minimum Principle
Nur die Tools listen, die der Skill wirklich braucht. Bash-Sub-Commands granular angeben:
# Gut — granular, pre-approved:
allowed-tools: Read, Write, Bash(git status:*), Bash(git add:*), Bash(git commit:*)
# Grob — aber erlaubt, wenn noetig:
allowed-tools: Read, Write, Bash
# Zu grob — vermeiden wenn moeglich:
allowed-tools: *Destruktive Operationen (Bash(git push:*), Bash(rm:*),
Bash(docker rm:*)): nur aufnehmen, wenn der Skill sie tatsaechlich
braucht, und im Body des Skills explizit ueber Rueckfrage absichern.
SKILL.md Body-Template
---
name: <name>
description: Use when <Hauptfall>. <Trigger-Phrasen>. <1-Satz Wirkung>.
allowed-tools: Read, Write, Grep, Bash(<subcmd>:*)
argument-hint: [<arg>]
---
# <Titel>
<1-2 Saetze: was der Skill tut, wen er adressiert.>
## Wann aktivieren
- "<Trigger-Phrase 1>"
- "<Trigger-Phrase 2>"
- explizit: `/<name> [<arg>]`
## Voraussetzungen
- <z.B. Git-Repo, bestimmte Tools installiert, .env vorhanden>
## Ablauf
### 1. <Schritt 1 — kurzer Titel>
<Konkreter Befehl oder Handlung>
```bash
<befehl>2. <Schritt 2>
<Details>3. Ergebnis melden
<Output-Template>Repo-Konventionen respektieren
- CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md im Repo lesen
- MANUAL-/DASHBOARD-GENERATED-Bloecke nicht ueberschreiben
- Append-only-Dateien nur ergaenzen
Destruktive Aktionen
- <Was destruktiv ist und wie es abgesichert wird — meist Rueckfrage>
Hinweise
- <Einschraenkungen, Rand-Faelle>
## Workflow
1. Skill-Name validieren (kebab-case, kein Duplikat):
```bash
ls ~/.claude/skills/ <project>/.claude/skills/ 2>/dev/null- Scope mit User klaeren: global vs. projekt-lokal.
- Verzeichnis anlegen:
mkdir -p <scope>/<name>/ SKILL.mdgemaess obigem Template schreiben.- Dem User das Ergebnis zeigen.
- Fragen, ob committed werden soll (kein automatischer
git add/git commit). - Optional: projekt-spezifische
CLAUDE.mdum einen Skill-Eintrag ergaenzen, wenn der Skill dort gefuehrt wird.
Regeln fuer gute Skills
- description front-loaded mit Trigger-Keywords.
- allowed-tools granular — Minimum Principle.
- Konkrete Befehle, keine vagen Beschreibungen.
- Destruktive Aktionen immer mit Rueckfrage absichern (kein auto push, kein auto rm, kein auto deploy).
- Keine hardcoded Model-IDs im Skill-Body, ausser das ist bewusst
so fuer diesen Skill gewollt.
model-Feld nur setzen, wenn der Skill mit einem anderen Modell laufen soll als die Session. - Keine Emojis im Skill-Body (bleibt werkzeugagnostisch und besser parsebar).
- Dateipfade absolut, wenn sie ausserhalb des Arbeitsverzeichnisses liegen.
- Supporting Files verlinken, nicht in die Haupt-SKILL.md reinkopieren.
- Sprache:
descriptionund Trigger-Phrasen zweisprachig (englisch + deutsch), Body auf deutsch, wenn das Zielpublikum deutsch ist.
Offizielle Referenz
Anthropic Skill-Dokumentation: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/skills
Felder, die dort als aktuell dokumentiert sind: name, description,
when_to_use, allowed-tools, argument-hint,
disable-model-invocation, user-invocable, model, effort,
context, agent, paths, shell, hooks.
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