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Create and Evaluate Skills

Turn manual workflows into agent skills, improve existing skills, or evaluate their quality. Your AI guides you through skill creation, benchmarking, and targeted improvements using best-practice patterns.

Try asking: “Create a skill to summarize daily Slack messages”

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What is this skill?

Building high-quality AI agent skills can be challenging, especially when you want to automate repeated workflows or ensure your skills meet the latest standards. With this tool, your AI can help you create new skills from scratch, improve existing ones, or evaluate their quality using a detailed scoring rubric. This is perfect for anyone developing custom skills for Claude, ChatGPT, or similar assistants—whether you're a developer, product manager, or power user looking to automate and optimize your processes.

What you can do

  • Create a new skill with guided architecture planning, SKILL.md writing, and reference file setup ("Build a skill for exporting Slack messages").
  • Improve an existing skill by scoring it and applying ranked suggestions ("Optimize this skill for reliability").
  • Evaluate a skill's quality using a 10-dimension rubric ("Score this skill for clarity and output contract").
  • Benchmark or run evals on a skill to identify strengths and weaknesses.
  • Turn a manual, repeated workflow into a reusable skill ("Turn my weekly report process into a skill").

How it works

When you ask your AI to create, improve, or evaluate a skill, it walks you through structured prompts: from defining the skill's purpose and triggers, to drafting SKILL.md, to setting up reference files and output contracts. For evaluation, it scores your skill across ten quality dimensions, referencing best-practice patterns and suggesting targeted improvements. The AI adapts its approach based on your environment—choosing the right detection flows and fallback methods for any external tools involved.

Good to know

  • Skill file creation requires a CLI platform (Claude Code or similar); evaluation and planning work on Claude.ai.
  • No external accounts or API keys are needed unless your skill interacts with third-party services.
  • Reference files provide detailed examples, scoring rubrics, and writing guidance for best results.