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skill-agricidaniel-skill-forge-skill-forge · by AgriciDaniel

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$ agentstack add skill-agricidaniel-skill-forge-skill-forge

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No issues found. Passed automated security review. · v0.1.0 How review works →

  • Prompt-injection patterns
  • Secret / credential exfiltration
  • Dangerous shell & filesystem operations
  • Untrusted network calls
  • Known-malicious package signatures

What it can access

  • Network access No
  • Filesystem access No
  • Shell / process execution No
  • Environment & secrets No
  • Dynamic code execution No

From automated source analysis of v0.1.0. “Used” means the capability is present in the source — more access means more to trust, not that it’s unsafe.

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About

Skill Forge — Ultimate Claude Code Skill Creator

Build production-grade Claude Code skills following the Agent Skills open standard, progressive disclosure architecture, and battle-tested patterns from high-performing skills like claude-seo and claude-ads.

Quick Reference

| Command | What it does | |---------|-------------| | /skill-forge | Interactive skill creation wizard | | /skill-forge plan | Architecture and design planning | | /skill-forge build | Scaffold and build a skill from plan | | /skill-forge review | Audit an existing skill for quality | | /skill-forge evolve | Improve skill based on feedback/issues | | /skill-forge eval | Run eval pipeline to test skill quality | | /skill-forge benchmark | Benchmark skill with variance analysis | | /skill-forge publish | Package and prepare for distribution | | /skill-forge convert | Convert skill to Codex/Gemini/Antigravity/Cursor |

Orchestration Logic

Interactive Mode (/skill-forge)

Walk the user through the full skill creation lifecycle:

  1. Discovery: Ask about the domain, use cases, and target users
  2. Architecture: Determine skill complexity tier and design structure
  3. Build: Generate all files following chosen template
  4. Review: Validate structure, frontmatter, triggers, and quality
  5. Eval: Run eval pipeline with assertions and grading
  6. Benchmark: Measure pass rate, time, tokens with variance analysis
  7. Iterate: Refine based on eval results and feedback

Command Routing

For specific commands, load the relevant sub-skill:

  • /skill-forge plan -> skills/skill-forge-plan/SKILL.md
  • /skill-forge build -> skills/skill-forge-build/SKILL.md
  • /skill-forge review -> skills/skill-forge-review/SKILL.md
  • /skill-forge evolve -> skills/skill-forge-evolve/SKILL.md
  • /skill-forge eval -> skills/skill-forge-eval/SKILL.md
  • /skill-forge benchmark -> skills/skill-forge-benchmark/SKILL.md
  • /skill-forge publish -> skills/skill-forge-publish/SKILL.md
  • /skill-forge convert -> skills/skill-forge-convert/SKILL.md

Skill Complexity Tiers

Detect the appropriate tier based on user's description:

Tier 1: Single Skill (1 SKILL.md)

  • Simple workflow or document generation
  • No sub-skills or subagents needed
  • Under 200 lines of instructions
  • Template: assets/templates/minimal.md

Tier 2: Skill + Scripts (SKILL.md + scripts/)

  • Needs deterministic execution (validation, data processing)
  • Python/Bash scripts for fragile operations
  • Template: assets/templates/workflow.md

Tier 3: Multi-Skill Orchestrator (main + sub-skills)

  • Complex domain with multiple distinct workflows
  • Main skill routes to specialized sub-skills
  • Shared references across sub-skills
  • Template: assets/templates/multi-skill.md

Tier 4: Full Ecosystem (orchestrator + sub-skills + agents + scripts)

  • Enterprise-grade skill with parallel subagent delegation
  • Multiple execution scripts for deterministic tasks
  • Industry templates and reference knowledge
  • Template: assets/templates/ecosystem.md

Core Principles (Enforce in ALL generated skills)

1. Progressive Disclosure (3 Levels)

  • Level 1 (frontmatter): Always in system prompt. Name + description only (~50-100 tokens)
  • Level 2 (SKILL.md body): Loaded on activation. Core instructions (` to verify programmatically.

Reference Files

Load on-demand as needed -- do NOT load all at startup:

  • references/anatomy.md -- Skill file structure, naming rules, agent format
  • references/patterns.md -- Proven workflow patterns with examples
  • references/frontmatter-spec.md -- YAML frontmatter specification (skills)
  • references/description-guide.md -- Writing trigger-optimized descriptions
  • references/testing-guide.md -- Testing methodology and checklist
  • references/pro-agent.md -- 3-layer architecture deep dive
  • references/tools-reference.md -- All tool names, permission patterns, MCP
  • references/hooks-reference.md -- Hook events, types, quality gate patterns
  • references/skills-activation.md -- Skill discovery, activation, advanced features
  • references/platforms.md -- Platform specs and conversion rules

Sub-Skills

This skill orchestrates 8 specialized sub-skills:

  1. skill-forge-plan -- Architecture design and use case planning
  2. skill-forge-build -- Scaffold and generate skill files
  3. skill-forge-review -- Audit and validate existing skills
  4. skill-forge-evolve -- Improve skills based on feedback
  5. skill-forge-eval -- Run eval pipeline with assertions and grading
  6. skill-forge-benchmark -- Benchmark performance with variance analysis
  7. skill-forge-publish -- Package and prepare for distribution
  8. skill-forge-convert -- Convert skills for Codex, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, Cursor

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.