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--- name: skillify description: "Capture proven reusable workflows as skills or guides under an existing owner." license: MIT metadata: kind: task author: Médéric HURIER (Fmind) source: github.com/fmind/dot/tree/main/skills/skillify created: "2026-09-02" updated: "2026-09-19" --- # Skillify Capture what this session learned as a skill the next session can run without the conversation. Use the host's native authoring tools for package mechanics; this skill owns workflow extraction, personal conventions, and the [catalog package rules](references/package-rules.md). ## Workflow 1. **Extract from the session**: the goal, the user's trigger phrases, the exact commands that worked (with flags), the decisions and why, the dead ends, and the tools required; drop session-specific paths, one-off values, and secrets. 1. **Apply the admission rule** in [package rules](references/package-rules.md): first extend an existing owner or use project scope. A new global entry needs a distinct recurring trigger, demonstrated behavioral value, and space within the discovery and instruction budgets. If only general product knowledge remains, use documentation instead. 1. **Check the catalog**: `skills list` and `skills list -g`, then read any neighbor with an overlapping description; extend it when the workflow is the same, write a new skill only for a distinct trigger, and link neighbors instead of copying them. 1. **Choose the scope**: - **Global** (reusable, tool-generic): `~/.agents/skills/<name>/`, the `skills/` directory of the dot repository; a new root registers its CLI names in `skills/contracts.json`, a primary routing probe in `dot/testdata/skills/routing-boundaries.json`, and its link declaration `dot_agents/skills/symlink_<name>.tmpl` (that repository's `dot-skills` skill owns the procedure), then run `mise run check:skills` and relevant formatting checks. Installation or tooling changes also need their affected tests. - **Local** (repository-specific commands, data, or conventions): `.agents/skills/<name>/` in the project; add `.claude/skills -> ../.agents/skills` if missing per [agent-project](../agent-project/SKILL.md). 1. **Write from the template**: copy [skill.md](templates/skill.md) and apply the authoring limits in [package rules](references/package-rules.md); long configs and examples go to `references/`. 1. **Validate**: frontmatter `name` equals the directory, every link resolves, every resource is reachable from its owner, every required tool is documented, and `mise run check:skills` passes for a global skill. 1. **Test behavior**: follow the [adoption check](references/adoption-check.md) for substantial additions or routing changes: a natural trigger, a neighboring task, and an observable outcome in an isolated fixture. Keep paid or external effects within scope and report unavailable host validation separately. 1. **Report**: the path, the description, the scope, and the routing probe added or changed in `dot/testdata/skills/`. ## Extracting from AGENTS.md Keep durable preferences in the global persona and repository invariants in project `AGENTS.md`. Move procedures into the existing owning skill where possible; create a global or local skill only for a distinct reusable workflow. Leave a routing cue and re-run [repository-docs](../repository-docs/SKILL.md). ## Gotchas - **Descriptions route, bodies instruct**: the description decides when the skill loads; the body decides what happens. Do not summarize the workflow in the description. - **Dates**: set `created` and `updated` to today; bump `updated` on every later edit. - **Third-party content**: when the workflow came from an external skill, follow the shared [vendor-skill policy](../agent-project/references/vendor-skills.md) instead of retyping it. ## Documentation - [Agent Skills specification](https://agentskills.io/specification) - Native tooling: [Agent Skills](https://agentskills.io/specification) and the [vendor-skill policy](../agent-project/references/vendor-skills.md). - [Catalog and usage review](references/catalog-review.md): measure discovery cost and bounded activation evidence before adding or retiring global entries. - Companion skills: [agent-project](../agent-project/SKILL.md) (local skill layout), [repository-docs](../repository-docs/SKILL.md) (trim `AGENTS.md` after extraction).