skill-create Command

A universal skill generator for creating Claude Code skills.

Overview

skill-create generates various types of specialized skills. It follows the official Claude Code Skills specification and applies the Progressive Disclosure pattern.

Location: /templates/.claude/commands/jikime/skill-create.md

Usage

bash

/jikime:skill-create --type <type> --name <name> [--enhance-only]

Argument	Required	Options	Description
`--type`	Yes	`lang`, `platform`, `domain`, `workflow`, `library`, `framework`	Skill type
`--name`	Yes	Any name	Skill name
`--enhance-only`	No	-	Enhance existing skill only (do not create new)

Examples

bash

# Create Rust language expert skill
/jikime:skill-create --type lang --name rust

# Create Firebase platform skill
/jikime:skill-create --type platform --name firebase

# Create security domain skill
/jikime:skill-create --type domain --name security

# Create CI/CD workflow skill
/jikime:skill-create --type workflow --name ci-cd

# Create Prisma library skill
/jikime:skill-create --type library --name prisma

# Create Remix framework skill
/jikime:skill-create --type framework --name remix

# Enhance existing Python skill
/jikime:skill-create --type lang --name python --enhance-only

Skill Type Generation Structures

`lang` (Language Expert)

jikime-lang-{name}/
├── SKILL.md              # Main skill file
├── examples.md           # Production code examples
└── reference.md          # Complete API reference

Purpose: Programming language syntax, patterns, and best practices

Examples: jikime-lang-typescript, jikime-lang-python, jikime-lang-rust

`platform` (Platform Integration)

jikime-platform-{name}/
├── SKILL.md              # Main skill file
├── setup.md              # Setup and configuration guide
└── reference.md          # API and integration reference

Purpose: Cloud platform and SaaS service integration

Examples: jikime-platform-vercel, jikime-platform-supabase, jikime-platform-firebase

`domain` (Domain Expert)

jikime-domain-{name}/
├── SKILL.md              # Main skill file
├── patterns.md           # Domain-specific patterns
└── examples.md           # Implementation examples

Purpose: Specialized knowledge in specific technical areas

Examples: jikime-domain-frontend, jikime-domain-backend, jikime-domain-security

`workflow` (Workflow)

jikime-workflow-{name}/
├── SKILL.md              # Main skill file
├── steps.md              # Workflow steps and phases
└── examples.md           # Workflow examples

Purpose: Development processes, automation, and CI/CD patterns

Examples: jikime-workflow-tdd, jikime-workflow-ddd, jikime-workflow-ci-cd

`library` (Library Expert)

jikime-library-{name}/
├── SKILL.md              # Main skill file
├── examples.md           # Usage examples
└── reference.md          # API reference

Purpose: Usage of specific libraries/packages

Examples: jikime-library-zod, jikime-library-prisma, jikime-library-shadcn

`framework` (Framework Expert)

jikime-framework-{name}/
├── SKILL.md              # Main skill file
├── patterns.md           # Framework patterns
└── upgrade.md            # Version upgrade guide

Purpose: Framework-specific conventions, routing, and components

Examples: jikime-framework-nextjs, jikime-framework-remix, jikime-framework-nuxt

Execution Workflow

Phase 1: Context7 Research

Query related documentation from Context7 based on skill type:

Library ID lookup: resolve-library-id
Documentation query: query-docs
Collect: API patterns, best practices, common pitfalls, version information

Phase 2: Skill Discovery

Search for existing skills:

Pattern: jikime-{type}-{name} or jikime-{name}
Exists + --enhance-only → Prepare enhancement plan
Exists + no flag → Ask user (enhance / create new / cancel)
Does not exist → Create new

Phase 3: SKILL.md Template Generation

Generate with official frontmatter format:

yaml

---
name: jikime-{type}-{name}
description: "{Name} {type} specialist covering..."
version: 1.0.0
tags: ["{type}", "{name}"]
triggers:
  keywords: ["{name}"]
  phases: ["run"]
  agents: [relevant agents]
progressive_disclosure:
  enabled: true
  level1_tokens: ~100
  level2_tokens: ~5000
user-invocable: false
allowed-tools: [Read, Grep, Glob, Context7 MCP tools]
---

Phase 4: Supporting Files Generation

Generate supporting files by type:

Type	Generated Files
lang	examples.md + reference.md
platform	setup.md + reference.md
domain	patterns.md + examples.md
workflow	steps.md + examples.md
library	examples.md + reference.md
framework	patterns.md + upgrade.md

Phase 5: Progressive Disclosure Integration

Reference supporting files in SKILL.md:

markdown

## Advanced Patterns

For comprehensive documentation, see:

- examples.md for production-ready code examples
- reference.md for complete API reference

SKILL.md Frontmatter

Official Fields

Field	Description
`name`	Skill name (`jikime-{type}-{name}`)
`description`	Description including when to use
`version`	Semantic version
`tags`	Classification tags
`triggers`	Level 2 loading trigger conditions
`progressive_disclosure`	Progressive Disclosure settings
`user-invocable`	Whether user can invoke directly
`allowed-tools`	List of allowed tools

Progressive Disclosure

Skills use a 3-level loading system:

Level	Tokens	Content
Level 1	~100	Metadata/frontmatter only
Level 2	~5K	Full SKILL.md body
Level 3+	Variable	Bundled reference files (on-demand loading)

Skill Storage Locations

Location	Path	Scope
Personal	`~/.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md`	All projects
Project	`.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md`	Current project only
Plugin	`<plugin>/skills/<name>/SKILL.md`	When plugin is activated

Default: Project level .claude/skills/jikime-{type}-{name}/

Quality Checklist

Verify before completing skill creation:

[ ] Context7 latest documentation query completed
[ ] Frontmatter complies with official spec
[ ] Description specifies when to use ("Use when...")
[ ] Progressive Disclosure settings completed
[ ] SKILL.md is under 500 lines
[ ] Supporting files properly linked
[ ] Code examples have correct syntax
[ ] Context7 library mapping documented
[ ] Related skills identified
[ ] Troubleshooting section included
[ ] Version and changelog updated

Command	Description
`/jikime:migration-skill`	Create migration-specific skill
`jikime-adk skill list`	List all skills
`jikime-adk skill info <name>`	View skill details
`jikime-adk skill search <keyword>`	Search skills

Differences from migration-skill

Item	skill-create	migration-skill
Purpose	General-purpose skill creation	Migration-specific
Types	6 types (lang, platform, domain, workflow, library, framework)	Migration only
Generation Structure	Varies by type	Fixed: modules/, examples/, scripts/
Context7 Query	Type-specific API/patterns	Migration guides
Workflow Integration	General development	F.R.I.D.A.Y. migration

Context7 Query Templates

# Language skill
Query: "{name} language features best practices"

# Platform skill
Query: "{name} SDK API integration guide"

# Domain skill
Query: "{name} architecture patterns best practices"

# Workflow skill
Query: "{name} workflow automation CI/CD"

# Library skill
Query: "{name} library API usage examples"

# Framework skill
Query: "{name} framework conventions routing"

Version: 1.0.0 Last Updated: 2026-01-26

skill-create Command ​

Overview ​

Usage ​

Examples ​

Skill Type Generation Structures ​

lang (Language Expert) ​

platform (Platform Integration) ​

domain (Domain Expert) ​

workflow (Workflow) ​

library (Library Expert) ​

framework (Framework Expert) ​

Execution Workflow ​

Phase 1: Context7 Research ​

Phase 2: Skill Discovery ​

Phase 3: SKILL.md Template Generation ​

Phase 4: Supporting Files Generation ​

Phase 5: Progressive Disclosure Integration ​

SKILL.md Frontmatter ​

Official Fields ​

Progressive Disclosure ​

Skill Storage Locations ​

Quality Checklist ​

Related Commands ​

Differences from migration-skill ​

Context7 Query Templates ​