Create Reusable Skill

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Creates a new reusable skill pattern with Python and/or TypeScript versions, adds to registry, and generates documentation.

Sby Skills Guide Bot
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007/24/2026
Claude Code
#create-skill#skill-pattern#reusable-code#code-generation

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Our review

Creates a new reusable skill pattern for future tasks, with Python and/or TypeScript support.

Strengths

  • Automates skill scaffold generation.
  • Provides Python and TypeScript templates.
  • Registers the skill and generates documentation.

Limitations

  • Requires the user to supply implementation code.
  • Only works within the Claude Code environment.
  • Does not handle complex dependencies.
When to use it

When you want to encapsulate a recurring task into a reusable, well-documented skill.

When not to use it

For one-off tasks or those that don't benefit from reuse.

Security analysis

Safe
Quality score85/100

The skill is purely instructional, describing how to create other skills. It does not execute any commands, access tools, or perform any potentially harmful operations.

No concerns found

Examples

Create email extraction skill
/create-skill extract-emails
Create Python-only skill for JSON parsing
/create-skill parse-json --python
Create TypeScript-only skill for CSV transformation
/create-skill transform-csv --typescript

/create-skill

Create a new reusable skill pattern for future tasks.

This command will:

  • Prompt for skill name and description
  • Collect the implementation code
  • Create Python and/or TypeScript versions
  • Add to skills registry
  • Generate documentation

Usage:

/create-skill [skill-name] [--python] [--typescript]

Examples:

  • /create-skill extract-emails - Create Python + TypeScript versions
  • /create-skill parse-json --python - Python-only skill
  • /create-skill transform-csv --typescript - TypeScript-only skill

Skill Template:

def my_skill(input_data):
    """
    Skill description.

    Args:
        input_data: Description

    Returns:
        Processed result
    """
    # Implementation
    return result

See Also:

  • /list-skills - Browse existing skills
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