Create Agent Skills

### Overall judgment High-quality, system-aligned meta-skill for designing other skills. It is particularly valuable as a "style guide" and process checklist for authors who want efficient, maintainable skills that play nicely with other context. ### Strengths - Strong fit with the actual skill architecture (metadata → SKILL.md → references/assets/scripts). - Emphasizes context efficiency and progressive disclosure, which materially improves performance and interoperability in multi-skill setups. - Offers concrete structural patterns (multi-domain skills, variant-specific references, conditional detail files) that are directly actionable. - Provides a clear end-to-end process (understand use cases → plan resources → initialize → edit → package). ### Risks / Limitations - Guidance is opinionated; if the platform’s conventions evolve, authors blindly following this may end up with slightly outdated patterns. - Encourages storing detailed domain references; authors still need separate governance to avoid embedding overly sensitive or proprietary data. - Focuses more on structure and process than on advanced prompt engineering or evaluation strategies; complex skills may require additional design work. ### Recommended scenarios Use this skill when: - You are creating or overhauling a skill and need a rigorous template for how to structure SKILL.md and related resources. - You want to keep a growing skill library maintainable and context-efficient. - You are onboarding new team members to the OpenClaw/Claude skill ecosystem and need a shared set of best practices.