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create-skill-from-workflow

将我们刚刚完成的工作转化为可复用的技能。以新的 SKILL.md 文件形式，完整记录当前工作流程。

SKILL.md
--- frontmatter
name: create-skill-from-workflow
description: Turn what we just did into a reusable skill. Captures the current workflow as a new SKILL.md file.
disable-model-invocation: true
argument-hint: [skill-name]

Create Skill from Workflow

Turn a workflow you just performed into a reusable SKILL.md file.

Usage

/create-skill-from-workflow <skill-name>

Procedure

Step 1: Identify the Workflow

Review the current conversation to identify:

  1. •What task was just completed?
  2. •What steps were taken (in order)?
  3. •What decisions were made along the way?
  4. •What tools/commands were used?
  5. •Were there any gotchas or mistakes that should be avoided?

Ask the user if anything is unclear about the workflow scope.

Step 2: Determine Skill Properties

Ask or infer:

PropertyQuestion
NameUse $ARGUMENTS as the skill name (kebab-case)
DescriptionOne sentence: what does this skill do and when should it be used?
Model-invocable?Should Claude auto-invoke this, or only when user asks? Default: user-only (disable-model-invocation: true)
Forked?Should this run in an isolated context? Default: no (runs inline)
Arguments?Does the skill need input? If so, what?

Step 3: Extract the Steps

Convert the observed workflow into a structured procedure:

  1. •Remove one-off decisions specific to this instance
  2. •Generalize file paths and names into patterns
  3. •Add decision points where the workflow could branch
  4. •Include verification steps ("confirm X before proceeding")
  5. •Add error handling ("if X fails, try Y")

Step 4: Write the SKILL.md

Create the file at .claude/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md:

markdown
---
name: [skill-name]
description: [one-sentence description]
disable-model-invocation: [true/false]
argument-hint: [argument description, if needed]
---

# [Skill Title]

[Brief description of what this skill does and when to use it.]

## Usage

`/[skill-name] [arguments if any]`

## Procedure

### Step 1: [Name]
[Instructions...]

### Step 2: [Name]
[Instructions...]

[...continue for all steps]

Step 5: Verify the Skill

  1. •Check that the file exists at the correct path
  2. •Confirm the skill name doesn't conflict with existing skills
  3. •Tell the user: "The skill is now available as /[skill-name]. Try invoking it to test."

Tips for Good Skills

  • •Be specific: "Run npm test" is better than "run tests"
  • •Include the WHY: Explain why each step matters
  • •Add escape hatches: What should the user do if a step fails?
  • •Keep it focused: One skill = one workflow. Don't combine unrelated tasks.
  • •Use $ARGUMENTS: If the skill needs input, reference $ARGUMENTS in the instructions