--- name: create-command description: "Create New Skill" --- # Create New Skill Create a new Qoder skill in `.qoder/skills//SKILL.md` based on user requirements. ## Usage ```bash $create-command ``` **Example**: ```bash $create-command review-pr Check PR code changes against project guidelines ``` ## Execution Steps ### 1. Parse Input Extract from user input: - **Skill name**: Use kebab-case (e.g., `review-pr`) - **Description**: What the skill should accomplish ### 2. Analyze Requirements Determine skill type based on description: - **Initialization**: Read docs, establish context - **Pre-development**: Read guidelines, check dependencies - **Code check**: Validate code quality and guideline compliance - **Recording**: Record progress, questions, structure changes - **Generation**: Generate docs or code templates ### 3. Generate Skill Content Minimum `SKILL.md` structure: ```markdown --- name: description: "" --- # ``` ### 4. Create Files Create: - `.qoder/skills//SKILL.md` ### 5. Confirm Creation Output result: ```text [OK] Created Skill: File path: - .qoder/skills//SKILL.md Usage: - Trigger directly with $ - Or open /skills and select it Description: ``` ## Skill Content Guidelines ### [OK] Good skill content 1. **Clear and concise**: Immediately understandable 2. **Executable**: AI can follow steps directly 3. **Well-scoped**: Clear boundaries of what to do and not do 4. **Has output**: Specifies expected output format (if needed) ### [X] Avoid 1. **Too vague**: e.g., "optimize code" 2. **Too complex**: Single skill should not exceed 100 lines 3. **Duplicate functionality**: Check if similar skill exists first ## Naming Conventions | Skill Type | Prefix | Example | |------------|--------|---------| | Session Start | `start` | `start` | | Pre-development | `before-` | `before-frontend-dev` | | Check | `check-` | `check-frontend` | | Record | `record-` | `record-session` | | Generate | `generate-` | `generate-api-doc` | | Update | `update-` | `update-changelog` | | Other | Verb-first | `review-code`, `sync-data` |

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