Agent Skills Generator (SKILL.md)

Highlights

Example output

---
name: commit
description: "Stage and commit the current changes with a Conventional Commits message."
---

# Commit Skill

Stage the current changes and create a commit using the Conventional Commits specification.

## Steps

1. Inspect the working tree — Run `git status` and `git diff`.
2. Group related changes — Split unrelated concerns into separate commits.
3. Draft a commit message following the Conventional Commits format.
4. Stage the relevant files with `git add <specific-files>`.
5. Create the commit with the drafted message.
6. Verify with `git status` and `git log -1`.

Frequently asked questions

• What are Agent Skills (SKILL.md)? ▾

  SKILL.md is a standard file that defines a single workflow an AI agent can invoke. It follows the agentskills.io standard led by Anthropic — only name and description are required, and the body holds the concrete instructions in free-form Markdown.
• Which tools recognize SKILL.md? ▾

  Claude Code recognizes the .claude/skills/ directory as its primary path. Cursor also auto-recognizes .claude/skills/ as a legacy-compatible location. GitHub Copilot and OpenAI Codex do not invoke Skills directly, but you can still benefit from the same directory as instructions context.
• How were the P0 catalog of 8 chosen? ▾

  We analyzed the official anthropics/skills repository (126K stars) and the awesome-claude-skills curated list, then picked eight workflows useful in any project: Conventional Commits, PR creation, code review, test writing, debugging, refactoring, ADR creation, and README updates. Stack-specific Skills will follow in Phase B.
• How do I apply these to my project? ▾

  Download the ZIP and extract it at the project root — eight .claude/skills/{name}/SKILL.md files appear. Restart Claude Code and it auto-recognizes them; you can then invoke any one by saying something like 'run the commit skill' and the AI follows the instructions in that SKILL.md.
• How do I add team- or company-specific Skills? ▾

  Use the SKILL.md files ConfigDeck generates as a template, and add a new folder with its own SKILL.md under the same directory. Keep the description in the frontmatter to a single, searchable line; put step-by-step instructions in the body. Phase B will add a 'skill-creator' meta skill to automate this.