skill-developer
Skill Developer is a meta-skill for creating and managing Claude Code skills, hooks, agents, and commands. Use it when building new skills, configuring skill triggers in skill-rules.json, setting up hooks and agents, adding slash commands, understanding skill activation patterns, or customizing skill behavior through comprehensive guidelines and infrastructure configuration.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/aiskillstore/marketplace /tmp/skill-developer && cp -r /tmp/skill-developer/skills/0chan-smc/skill-developer ~/.claude/skills/skill-developerSKILL.md
# Skill Developer Guide
## Purpose
Comprehensive guide for creating and managing Claude Code skills, hooks, agents, and commands. This meta-skill helps you build and configure Claude Code infrastructure components.
## When to Use This Skill
- Creating new skills
- Configuring skill triggers in skill-rules.json
- Setting up hooks
- Creating agents
- Adding slash commands
- Understanding skill activation patterns
- Customizing skill behavior
---
## Quick Start
### Creating a New Skill
1. **Create skill directory**:
```bash
mkdir -p .claude/skills/{skill-name}
```
2. **Create SKILL.md file**:
- Add frontmatter with `name` and `description`
- Write comprehensive guidelines
- Use progressive disclosure (main file + resources/)
3. **Update skill-rules.json**:
- Add skill entry with triggers
- Configure `fileTriggers` and `promptTriggers`
- Set `enforcement` and `priority`
### Skill Structure
```
.claude/skills/
{skill-name}/
SKILL.md # Main skill file
resources/ # Optional: Additional resources
pattern-1.md
pattern-2.md
```
---
## Skill Configuration
### skill-rules.json Structure
```json
{
"version": "1.0",
"description": "Skill activation triggers",
"skills": {
"{skill-name}": {
"type": "domain" | "guardrail",
"enforcement": "suggest" | "block" | "warn",
"priority": "critical" | "high" | "medium" | "low",
"description": "Skill description",
"promptTriggers": {
"keywords": ["keyword1", "keyword2"],
"intentPatterns": ["regex pattern"]
},
"fileTriggers": {
"pathPatterns": ["app/**/*.tsx"],
"pathExclusions": ["**/*.test.tsx"],
"contentPatterns": ["import.*from.*next"]
}
}
}
}
```
### Enforcement Types
- **suggest**: Skill suggestion appears but doesn't block execution
- **block**: Requires skill to be used before proceeding (guardrail)
- **warn**: Shows warning but allows proceeding
### Priority Levels
- **critical**: Highest - Always trigger when matched
- **high**: Important - Trigger for most matches
- **medium**: Moderate - Trigger for clear matches
- **low**: Optional - Trigger only for explicit matches
---
## File Triggers
### Path Patterns
Use glob patterns to match file paths:
```json
{
"pathPatterns": [
"app/**/*.tsx", // All .tsx files in app/
"components/**/*.ts", // All .ts files in components/
"**/*.tsx" // All .tsx files anywhere
]
}
```
### Path Exclusions
Exclude files from triggering:
```json
{
"pathExclusions": [
"**/*.test.tsx", // Test files
"**/node_modules/**", // Dependencies
"**/.next/**" // Build output
]
}
```
### Content Patterns
Match file content with regex:
```json
{
"contentPatterns": [
"from '@/components/ui/", // Shadcn imports
"import.*from.*next", // Next.js imports
"'use client'" // Client component directive
]
}
```
---
## Prompt Triggers
### Keywords
Simple keyword matching:
```json
{
"keywords": ["component", "page", "route", "frontend"]
}
```
### Intent Patterns
Regex patterns for flexible matching:
```json
{
"intentPatterns": [
"(create|add|make|build).*?component", // Create component
"(how to|best practice).*?react", // How to questions
"app router.*?(page|route)" // App router related
]
}
```
---
## Skill Types
### Domain Skills
- **Purpose**: Provide guidelines for specific domains
- **Example**: frontend-dev-guidelines, backend-dev-guidelines
- **Enforcement**: Usually "suggest"
### Guardrail Skills
- **Purpose**: Enforce best practices and prevent mistakes
- **Example**: Code quality checks, security rules
- **Enforcement**: Usually "block" or "warn"
---
## Best Practices
### Skill Design
1. **Progressive Disclosure**: Main file + resources/ for detailed guides
2. **Clear Examples**: Include working code examples
3. **Quick Reference**: Add quick reference tables
4. **When to Use**: Clearly state when skill applies
### Trigger Configuration
1. **Specific Keywords**: Use domain-specific terms
2. **Flexible Patterns**: Use regex for intent matching
3. **Path Specificity**: Match actual project structure
4. **Avoid Over-triggering**: Use exclusions appropriately
### File Organization
1. **Modular Structure**: Split large skills into resources/
2. **Clear Naming**: Use descriptive skill names
3. **Documentation**: Document all configuration options
---
## Common Patterns
### Tech Stack Specific Skills
```json
{
"frontend-dev-guidelines": {
"fileTriggers": {
"pathPatterns": ["app/**/*.tsx", "components/**/*.tsx"],
"contentPatterns": ["from '@/components/ui/", "import.*from.*next"]
},
"promptTriggers": {
"keywords": ["component", "shadcn", "next.js"],
"intentPatterns": ["(create|build).*?component"]
}
}
}
```
### Framework Agnostic Skills
```json
{
"error-tracking": {
"fileTriggers": {
"pathPatterns": ["**/*Controller.ts", "**/*Service.ts"],
"contentPatterns": ["Sentry\\.", "captureException"]
},
"promptTriggers": {
"keywords": ["error", "sentry", "exception"],
"intentPatterns": ["(add|implement).*?error.*?handling"]
}
}
}
```
---
## Integration Checklist
When adding a new skill:
- [ ] Create skill directory and SKILL.md
- [ ] Write comprehensive guidelines
- [ ] Add to skill-rules.json
- [ ] Configure fileTriggers (pathPatterns, exclusions, contentPatterns)
- [ ] Configure promptTriggers (keywords, intentPatterns)
- [ ] Set appropriate enforcement and priority
- [ ] Test skill activation
- [ ] Document customization needs
---
## Troubleshooting
### Skill Not Triggering
1. Check pathPatterns match actual file paths
2. Verify keywords are spelled correctly
3. Test intentPatterns regex patterns
4. Check for pathExclusions blocking triggers
### Over-triggering
1. Add more specific pathPatterns
2. Use pathExclusions to filter out files
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