skill-name
Skill Title
Brief overview of what this skill helps accomplish.
Prerequisites
List any requirements:
- Required tools or CLIs
- Required MCP servers
- Required permissions or access
Steps
Describe the workflow the agent should follow:
- First step: What to do first
- Second step: What comes next
- Continue: As needed
Guidelines
- Key principle or best practice
- Another guideline
- Things to watch out for
Examples
Example 1: Basic usage
User: Example user request
Expected behavior:
- What the agent should do
- Expected outcome
Example 2: Edge case
User: Another example
Expected behavior:
- How to handle this case
Edge Cases
- Scenario A: How to handle it
- Scenario B: How to handle it
References
Link to any additional documentation:
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