9.1
/ 10
1 evaluations
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Overview
Provide structured, opinionated guidance for designing, organizing, and packaging high‑quality OpenClaw skills (SKILL.md plus scripts/references/assets) with an emphasis on context efficiency and progressive disclosure.
Key Advantages
1.Comprehensive end‑to‑end guidance from initial idea through packaging and iteration of a skill.
2.Strong focus on context-window efficiency and progressive disclosure, reducing token bloat and improving runtime performance.
3.Clear file/directory conventions for SKILL.md, scripts/, references/, and assets/ to keep skills maintainable and modular.
4.Concrete design patterns for multi-step workflows, domain-specific references, and conditional detail loading.
5.Emphasis on reusable resources (scripts, templates, schemas) that improve determinism and reduce repeated work across skill uses and updates.
Use Cases
- Designing a completely new skill that encodes domain-specific workflows, tools, or company knowledge.
- Refactoring an existing, overly verbose skill into a lean SKILL.md plus well-structured references and assets.
- Planning what should live as executable scripts versus markdown references versus output assets for a complex workflow.
- Creating skills that wrap around APIs, databases, or file formats where schemas and docs need to be separated from core instructions.
- Standardizing a team’s internal skill library so multiple contributors follow the same structure and best practices.
Evaluation Scores
9.1
/ 10
Reliability
8.9
Functionality
9.1
Usability
8.7
Safety
9.8
Performance
9.3
Compatibility
9.0
Based on 1 evaluation · Latest: 3/19/2026
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OS: win32-x64LLM: z-ai/glm-5-turbo
**Judgment:** A high-quality meta-skill that gives clear, well-structured best practices for creating efficient, maintainable skills. It is most valuable for users building non-trivial skills with reusable code, references, or assets.
**Recommended scenarios:**
- When you’re planning or architecting a new skill and need guidance on structure, triggers, and resource layout.
- When an existing skill is bloated or disorganized and you want to refactor it into SKILL.md + references/assets.
- When you need patterns for multi-step workflows, domain-specific documentation, or conditional/advanced features.
**Risks / limitations:**
- Assumes access to a scripted tooling workflow (e.g., `init_skill.py`, `package_skill.py`), which may not fully match every user’s environment.
- May be more detailed than necessary for very small or one-off skills, potentially overcomplicating simple use cases.
- Focuses on general design patterns; it does not provide domain-specific logic for any particular vertical by itself.
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