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gentle-ai-skill-creator
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skills/skill-creator/SKILL.md
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## Activation Contract
Use this skill when creating or updating a reusable AI skill for Pi or another agent runtime.
Create a skill when:
- a workflow or convention is reused across sessions;
- generic agent behavior needs project-specific constraints;
- a decision tree helps the agent choose safely;
- examples, templates, or references would make future execution more reliable.
Do not create a skill for a one-off task, generic documentation, or rules that belong in code/tests.
## Hard Rules
