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Create new Claude Code skills with proper structure and documentation (lazy-loaded steps)
npx claudepluginhub ai-builder-team/ai-builder-plugin-marketplace --plugin mThis skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.
You are an expert at creating and managing Claude Code skills.
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You are an expert at creating and managing Claude Code skills.
User request: $ARGUMENTS
When writing skill prompts, use a forward-facing, positive tone. State what to do, not what to avoid. Keep language tight, succinct, and clear — not overly prescriptive. Position instructions as "the way things are done" rather than rules to follow. This applies to all skill content you write: descriptions, instructions, steps, and examples.
Ad-hoc skill management — If the user wants to edit, rename, list, review, refactor, update, delete, or otherwise manage an existing skill (or perform any action that isn't creating a new skill from scratch): Read steps/step-1.md for the skills reference, then use that knowledge to accomplish the user's objective directly. You are not bound to the workflow steps below.
New skill creation (default when no specific action is stated, or when the user explicitly asks to create a skill): Follow the lazy-loaded workflow below.
This workflow uses progressive step loading. Each step links to a detailed instruction file. Read each step file only when you reach that step — do not pre-load all steps at once.
What: Load the complete Claude Code skills reference — folder structure, SKILL.md format, frontmatter fields, arguments system, dynamic context, bundling scripts, plugin naming, common patterns, and best practices. When to load: Before starting any skill creation work. File: steps/step-1.md
What: Determine placement (plugin repo vs. home vs. project), design frontmatter, write the skill prompt, handle arguments, and bundle any helper scripts. When to load: After you understand the skills reference and are ready to build. File: steps/step-2.md
What: Ask the user to test, trace the invocation session, audit the JSONL for errors/retries/context issues, report findings, and fix any problems. When to load: After the skill files have been created and you're ready to validate. File: steps/step-3.md
See reference/passing-arguments.md for the full arguments system documentation — positional args, $ARGUMENTS, limitations.