Given a structured pattern description (from codebase-pattern-analyzer or manual analysis), generate a valid SKILL.md file that OpenSpace can register, select for tasks, and evolve over time.

When to Use

After extracting a pattern from a reference codebase, you need to package it as a reusable skill
You want to create a new skill that teaches an agent how to perform a specific kind of task
You are converting informal documentation or code examples into the SKILL.md format

SKILL.md Format

Every skill is a directory containing at minimum a SKILL.md file:

my-skill-name/
├── SKILL.md            # Required — the skill definition
├── scripts/            # Optional — helper scripts
├── references/         # Optional — reference data files
└── assets/             # Optional — images, templates

Frontmatter (Required)

The file MUST start with YAML frontmatter containing exactly two fields:

Given a structured pattern description (from codebase-pattern-analyzer or manual analysis), generate a valid SKILL.md file that OpenSpace can register, select for tasks, and evolve over time.

When to Use

After extracting a pattern from a reference codebase, you need to package it as a reusable skill
You want to create a new skill that teaches an agent how to perform a specific kind of task
You are converting informal documentation or code examples into the SKILL.md format

SKILL.md Format

Every skill is a directory containing at minimum a SKILL.md file:

my-skill-name/
├── SKILL.md            # Required — the skill definition
├── scripts/            # Optional — helper scripts
├── references/         # Optional — reference data files
└── assets/             # Optional — images, templates

Frontmatter (Required)

The file MUST start with YAML frontmatter containing exactly two fields:

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SKILL.md Format

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