Skill Scout

Skill Scout

Goal

To analyze the recently completed task (user prompts and agent actions), abstract it into a reusable workflow, and generate a valid SKILL.md file that adheres to Antigravity standards.

Usage Rules

1. Analysis Phase

• Scan History: Look at the last 5-10 turns of the conversation. Identify the Goal (what the user wanted) and the Execution (what commands/actions were actually successful).
• Generalize: Identify specific values (filenames, URLs, project names) and replace them with general instructions (e.g., "Ask the user for the target file" or "Use the current working directory").

2. Output Format (The "Skill Blueprint")

You must generate a code block containing the full content of the suggested SKILL.md file. It must include:

• Frontmatter: name (kebab-case) and description (detailed triggers).
• Body Sections: ## Goal, ## Usage Rules (or Instructions), and ## Examples.

3. File Creation

• Ask the user if they want to save this skill.
• If yes, create the directory <project-root>/.agent/skills/<skill-name>/ and write the file.

Examples

User: "That sequence of git commands worked perfectly. Save that as a skill."

Agent Execution:

1. Analyzes history: Sees user ran git checkout -b, git add, git commit, git push.
2. Drafts Skill: git-feature-start.
3. Output:

   ---
   name: git-feature-start
   description: Automates the creation of a new feature branch and initial commit sequence.
   ---
   
   # Git Feature Start
   
   ## Goal
   Streamline the start of a new feature workflow.
   ...
   

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