Create a Claude Skill with /skill-creator

Follow the setup path in Claude

1. 1

   Start with a result worth repeating

   Open a conversation where Claude completed the task well. If you are starting fresh, provide one real input and show what a good result must include. This gives the Skill evidence for its steps and checks.

   Tip: Do not save invented preferences or voice as if they came from you. Fix the ordinary prompt before turning a weak result into a Skill.

   

2. 2

   Run /skill-creator

   Type `/skill-creator` and choose Create. State the task, its inputs, the result you want, and any action that still needs your approval.

   Tip: Use `/skill-creator` to build or improve a Skill. Use `/skill-name` to run a finished one.

   

3. 3

   Give the Skill one clear job

   Choose a short lowercase name such as `meeting-recap`. Its description should say what the Skill does, when to use it, and when not to use it. Add scripts or reference files only when the task needs them.

   Tip: Avoid broad names such as `writing-helper`. A precise name and description make the Skill easier to find and trigger.

   

4. 4

   Test a fresh example

   Start a new session and call the Skill, such as `/meeting-recap`. Test one request that should use it and one nearby request that should not. Compare the result with your original success criteria.

   Tip: If the output or trigger is wrong, give the failed example to `/skill-creator` in Improve or Eval mode.