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Agent Skills Authoring

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zebbern·v1.0.0·agents·MIT

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    Run this in your terminal

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    $ openclaw skills install agent-skills-authoring

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zebbern

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About this skill

What it does

The Agent Skills Authoring skill allows users to define and structure new AI agent skills. It enables the creation of reusable skill templates, including specifying input parameters, expected outputs, and associated documentation. This facilitates a modular approach to building complex AI agents by composing smaller, well-defined skills.

When to use it

  • Creating custom workflows: Define a sequence of actions an agent should take, breaking them down into individual, manageable skills.
  • Standardizing skill development: Establish consistent formats and documentation for all new agent skills within your organization.
  • Building modular agents: Combine pre-existing skills to rapidly assemble agents tailored to specific tasks.
  • Sharing reusable components: Package and distribute skills across teams or projects, promoting code reuse and collaboration.

Key capabilities

  • Skill template definition
  • Input parameter specification
  • Output format declaration
  • Documentation generation for skills

Example prompts

  • "Create a skill template for summarizing news articles."
  • "Define the input parameters for a 'translate_text' skill, expecting text and target language."
  • “Generate documentation for the ‘calculate_loan_payment’ skill.”

Tips & gotchas

This skill requires familiarity with AI agent architecture and workflow design. The effectiveness of this skill depends on clear and precise definitions of input parameters and expected outputs to ensure consistent agent behavior.