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skill-creator
Create new skills, edit existing skills, and iterate wording. Use when writing SKILL.md from scratch, improving existing skills, turning repeated workflows into reusable skills, or refining skill descriptions to improve trigger reliability.
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# Skill Creator
A skill for authoring and iteratively improving local ZCode skills.
At a high level, the loop is:
- Figure out what the skill should do and roughly how it should do it
- Write a draft of the skill
- Try the skill on 2–3 realistic test prompts
- Read the outputs with the user and revise
- Repeat until the skill is good enough
Your job when this skill is loaded is to figure out where the user is in this loop and help them progress. They might say "I want a skill for X" (start at the top), or they might already have a draft (jump to evaluate/iterate). Be flexible — if the user says "just vibe with me, no formal evaluation," do that.