Team Builder
CheckedThis "Team Builder" skill helps you quickly generate diverse and balanced teams for role-playing games, streamlining setup and enhancing collaborative storytelling.
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erichowens
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Live repository
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About this skill
What it does
The Team Builder skill leverages organizational psychology and team dynamics principles to design high-performing teams for role-playing games and collaborative storytelling. It helps create balanced teams by considering personality types, skills needed, and potential gaps in expertise. A key feature is the ability to dynamically generate new AI agent skills on-the-fly when a necessary capability isn't already available within the skill library.
When to use it
- When designing teams for role-playing games or collaborative storytelling projects.
- To identify missing skills or capabilities needed for a team’s success.
- When needing assistance in structuring roles and defining required expertise within a team.
- To proactively address skill gaps by creating new AI agent skills as needed.
Key capabilities
- Designs team structures based on organizational psychology principles.
- Identifies complementary personalities and skills for optimal team performance.
- Dynamically creates new AI agent skills to fill identified capability gaps.
- Integrates with
orchestrator,research-analyst,project-management-guru-adhd,skill-coach, andagent-creatorskills.
Example prompts
- "Help me build a team for our D&D campaign."
- "What skills are missing from this team composition?"
- "Design a team structure that leverages diverse personality types."
- “We need someone who can act as a ‘swift executor’ - what should we do?”
Tips & gotchas
- The skill relies on existing AI agent skills; if a needed capability is missing, the Team Builder will prompt you to create it using
skill-coachoragent-creator. - Newly created skills should be concise (under 500 lines) and include clear descriptions, keywords, and integration points.
- The skill uses
Globto search for existing skills before creating new ones – ensure your.claude/skillsdirectory is properly structured.