Skills Development Guide

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The Skills Development skill serves as a comprehensive framework for architects and developers looking to build robust Claude Code Skills. It provides clear decision-making criteria—such as when to extract logic into a standalone skill versus keeping it within a command—based on the YAGNI and DRY principles. By offering standardized file structures, naming conventions, and modular design patterns, it ensures that your custom capabilities are maintainable, reusable across multiple platforms, and aligned with official Claude specifications.

Key Features

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• Case studies and anti-pattern analysis for skill optimization
• Modular workflow design and interface specification patterns
• Best practice enforcement based on YAGNI and DRY principles
• Decision trees for determining skill modularization needs
• Standardized implementation guidelines and file structures

Use Cases

• Designing a standardized file structure for a new Claude Code plugin
• Determining if a complex workflow should be abstracted into a reusable skill
• Refactoring redundant command logic into shared modular components