name: skill-name-in-kebab-case description: >- REQUIRED AND MOST IMPORTANT DESCRIPTION IN THIS FILE. It is the only part read by the agent's "router" to decide whether this skill is relevant to the user's request. Write in the format: "Does X, Y, and Z. Use when the user asks for A, mentions B, or needs C." Be specific, use active verbs, and include realistic trigger phrases (what the person would actually type). Avoid vague or generic descriptions.
Optional fields below — remove any you don't need.
license: Apache-2.0
metadata:
author: your-name-or-org
version: "1.0.0"
when_to_use: |
- More detailed list of triggers, if the description isn't enough
- E.g.: user mentions "review PR", "audit security", etc.
- Do NOT use for: (cases that seem similar but aren't)
argument-hint: "Describe what the user should provide (e.g., file path)"
requires:
- name-of-external-cli-or-tool (e.g., kubectl, psql, gh)
Readable Skill Name
Overview
One or two sentences explaining the purpose of this skill and the problem it solves.
When to use
- Trigger 1 (e.g.: user asks to "review code")
- Trigger 2
- Do NOT use when: (edge cases that seem similar but don't apply)
Instructions
Objective step-by-step of what the agent should do. Keep it direct and actionable.
- First step (e.g.: read the relevant file, run command X)
- Second step
- Third step — if scripts are needed, point to
scripts/here - If extensive context is needed, point to
references/instead of pasting everything here (keep the body of this file under ~500 words)
Output format
How the final response should be structured (e.g.: list, table, commit message, JSON, etc.)
Examples
Input: example of a user request Expected output: example of the result the skill should produce
Notes / Limitations
- Any restrictions, external dependencies, or special care needed
- E.g.: "requires prior authentication via
gh auth login"
API Documentation Generator
Documentation
Automatically generates OpenAPI/Swagger API documentation.
Technical Writer
Documentation
Writes clear technical documentation following top style guides.
Hono Documentation Search
Documentation
Use the hono CLI to search and view Hono framework documentation. It provides commands like hono search and hono docs to quickly find and browse documentation directly from the terminal. This is useful when developing with Hono and needing instant access to API references or guides.