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Skill Creator for Agent Capabilities

This guide helps you create new agent skills following a standard format. It covers choosing skill scope and location, establishing folder structure, writing a detailed SKILL.md with frontmatter, adding optional resources, and defining clear triggers and workflows. It ensures ski

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Run these steps in order.

01
Decide the skill scope and location: choose workspace-specific (<workspace-root>/.agent/skills/<skill-folder>/) or global (~/.gemini/antigravity/skills/<skill-folder>/).
02
Create a skill folder named with lowercase letters and hyphens.
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Inside the skill folder, create a SKILL.md file with proper frontmatter that includes at least a clear description.
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Use the SKILL.md template containing sections: name, description, when to use, how to use, best practices, examples, and triggers.
05
Optionally add helper scripts in a 'scripts/' directory, examples in an 'examples/' folder, and templates or assets in a 'resources/' folder for more complex skills.
06
Write a clear, focused skill description including relevant keywords and usage scenarios to help the agent decide when to apply the skill.
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Include decision trees or workflow steps if the skill requires selecting between approaches.
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Define clear triggers—keywords or phrases—that indicate when the skill should be used.
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Validate the skill's folder structure and frontmatter for correctness and completeness.
10
If including scripts, instruct the agent to run them with '--help' first rather than reviewing full source code.

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