Générer des skills depuis la doc officielle

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description: Generate skills for a project from its official documentation. Use for vue, nuxt, vite, unocss, pnpm, pinia, vitest, vitepress.

Generate agent skills for the project: $ARGUMENTS

Follow the guidelines in docs/skills-generator.md to generate Type 1 skills.

Steps

1. Read docs/skills-generator.md for the full generation guidelines
2. Check vendor/antfu-skills/instructions/$ARGUMENTS.md for project-specific instructions (if it exists)
3. Read source docs from sources/$ARGUMENTS/docs/
4. Generate skill files into skills/$ARGUMENTS/:
   • SKILL.md — index with frontmatter (name, description, metadata) and a table of all references
   • GENERATION.md — tracking metadata (source path, git SHA, generation date)
   • references/*.md — one file per concept (prefixed by category, e.g. core-syntax.md, features-plugins.md)
5. Copy the generated skills into the plugin directory:

   mkdir -p "plugins/$ARGUMENTS/skills/$ARGUMENTS/" && cp -r "skills/$ARGUMENTS/." "plugins/$ARGUMENTS/skills/$ARGUMENTS/"
   

   Note: bun run skills:sync only handles Type 2 (vendor) and Type 3 (manual) skills. Type 1 (generated) skills must be copied manually to the plugin directory.

6. Commit the generated skills:

   git add skills/$ARGUMENTS/ plugins/$ARGUMENTS/skills/$ARGUMENTS/
   git commit -m "feat($ARGUMENTS): generate skills from official documentation"
   

Output Location

• Source docs: sources/$ARGUMENTS/ (submodule, run bun scripts/cli.ts init if missing)
• Generated skills: skills/$ARGUMENTS/ (our own skills directory, never modify vendor/antfu-skills/)
• Synced to plugin: plugins/$ARGUMENTS/skills/$ARGUMENTS/

Writing Guidelines

• Rewrite docs for agents — synthesize, don't copy verbatim
• Focus on practical usage patterns and code examples
• Omit installation guides, introductions, and content agents already know well
• One concept per reference file
• Include working code examples
• Explain when and why to use each feature, not just how
• Keep each reference file concise (under 200 lines)