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Create and manage Claude Code skills following Anthropic best practices. Use when creating new skills, modifying skill-rules.json, understanding trigger patterns, working with hooks, debugging skill activation, or implementing progressive disclosure. Covers skill structure, YAML
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Create and manage Claude Code skills following Anthropic best practices. Use when creating new skills, modifying skill-rules.json, understanding trigger patterns, working with hooks, debugging skill activation, or implementing progressive disclosure. Covers skill structure, YAML frontmatter, keyword triggers, hook mechanisms (UserPromptSubmit), session tracking, and the 500-line rule.
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Skill Developer Guide
Purpose
Comprehensive guide for creating and managing skills in Claude Code with auto-activation system, following Anthropic's official best practices including the 500-line rule and progressive disclosure pattern.
Domain Skill for Skill System
This is a domain skill for the skills system itself. It's automatically loaded when you work with skills.
This skill covers:
- The 500-line rule (max 5 files > 500 lines, none > 600 lines)
- TOC and line number prohibition (never add these to skills)
- When skills need updates (new dirs, patterns, docs, triggers)
- Self-healing mechanisms (pre-commit hook, /wrap checklist)
- Progressive disclosure patterns (main file → resource files)
Use this skill explicitly when:
- Creating or modifying any skill
- Debugging skill activation issues
- Understanding the skills system architecture
When to Use This Skill
Automatically activates when you mention:
- Creating or adding skills
- Modifying skill triggers or rules
- Understanding how skill activation works
- Debugging skill activation issues
- Working with skill-rules.json
- Hook system mechanics
- Claude Code best practices
- Progressive disclosure
- YAML frontmatter
- 500-line rule
Related Skills
This skill helps create and manage all other skills. When building skills, reference:
- testing-strategy - Skills should be tested with real scenarios before extensive documentation
Relationship to CLAUDE.md
Division of Responsibilities:
- CLAUDE.md: Global project context, high-level architecture, universal style rules
- Skills: Domain-specific detailed guidance, patterns, procedures (triggered by context)
- skill-developer: Domain skill that guides the skills system and explains its relationship to CLAUDE.md
When to Update:
- Global style rules (numpy docstrings, no emojis, use venv) → Update CLAUDE.md
- Domain patterns/practices (test patterns, architecture design) → Update relevant skill
- Skill system mechanics (triggers, hooks, 500-line rule) → Update skill-developer
Integration:
- CLAUDE.md references skills for detailed guidance (1-line pointers)
- Skills don't reference CLAUDE.md (avoid circular dependencies)
- skill-developer explains the complete hierarchy (this section)
Progressive Disclosure Hierarchy:
CLAUDE.md (Global Context)
↓ references
Skills (Domain Guidance)
↓ maintained by
skill-developer (Domain Skill)
System Overview
The skills system uses automatic injection to seamlessly provide domain-specific context when you need it.
Key concepts:
- Domain skills (e.g., python-best-practices, skill-developer): Automatically injected when detected based on prompt keywords and AI intent analysis (autoInject: true)
- Guardrail skills (e.g., api-security): Enforce critical best practices, automatically injected when detected
- Automatic detection & injection: Skills detected via AI-powered intent analysis and immediately loaded into context - no manual intervention needed
For complete details, see two-tier-system.md:
- Skill detection mechanism
- Automatic skill detection and injection
- Hook architecture and flow
- Workflow examples and scenarios
- Session state management
Skill Types
1. Guardrail Skills
Purpose: Enforce critical best practices that prevent errors
Characteristics:
- Type:
"guardrail" - Automatically injected when detected (autoInject: true)
- Prevent common mistakes (column names, critical errors)
- Session-aware (only inject once per conversation)
Examples:
database-verification- Verify table/column names before Prisma queriesfrontend-dev-guidelines- Enforce React/TypeScript patterns
When to Use:
- Mistakes that cause runtime errors
- Data integrity concerns
- Critical compatibility issues
2. Domain Skills
Purpose: Provide comprehensive guidance for specific areas
Characteristics:
- Type:
"domain" - Advisory, not mandatory
- Topic or domain-specific
- Comprehensive documentation
- Automatically injected when detected (autoInject: true)
Examples:
backend-dev-guidelines- Node.js/Express/TypeScript patternsfrontend-dev-guidelines- React/TypeScript best practiceserror-tracking- Sentry integration guidance
When to Use:
- Complex systems requiring deep knowledge
- Best practices documentation
- Architectural patterns
- How-to guides
Creating New Skills
5-step process:
- Create SKILL.md with YAML frontmatter
- Add to skill-rules.json with triggers
- Test detection (UserPromptSubmit hook)
- Refine patterns based on results
- Keep under 500 lines with progressive disclosure
For complete step-by-step guide, see skill-creation-guide.md:
- File templates and naming conventions
- skill-rules.json configuration
- Trigger testing commands
- Pattern refinement strategies
- Best practices and common mistakes
CRITICAL: The 500-Line Rule
Absolute Limits for ALL Skill Markdown Files:
- ✅ Target: ALL skill files under 500 lines
- ⚠️ Warning Zone: Only 5 files maximum can breach 500 lines across entire skills system (~50 files)
- 🚫 HARD LIMIT: NO file should EVER breach 600 lines
Why This Matters:
- Agents process files linearly - long files waste tokens and context
- 500 lines is the sweet spot for focused, scannable content
- Progressive disclosure (main file → resource files) is more effective than one giant file
Enforcement Strategy:
- If approaching 500 lines → STOP and extract content to resource files
- If already > 500 lines → Refactor immediately unless you can justify it's in the top 5 most important files
- If approaching 600 lines → MANDATORY refactor, no exceptions
How to Stay Under 500:
- Move detailed examples to
resources/subdirectory - Extract deep-dive content to topic-specific resource files
- Use concise summaries in main SKILL.md, point to resources for details
- Remove redundancy and wordiness
FORBIDDEN: TOCs and Line Number References
NEVER include in skill markdown files:
- ❌ Table of Contents (TOC) - Bloat for agents, not useful for scanning
- ❌ Line number references (e.g., "see line 42") - Change too frequently, create maintenance burden
- ❌ Heading navigation links - Agents can scan headings natively
Why TOCs Are Harmful:
- Add 10-50 lines of noise
- Agents don't benefit from them (they scan headings natively)
- Become stale when structure changes
- Waste precious lines toward 500-line limit
Instead:
- ✅ Use clear, descriptive section headings
- ✅ Use anchor text for cross-references (e.g., "See patterns-library.md")
- ✅ Keep files under 500 lines so navigation is unnecessary
- ✅ Use progressive disclosure (link to resource files for deep dives)
Session State & Deduplication
Automatic session tracking prevents duplicate injection:
- Session tracking: Skills are injected once per conversation; subsequent detections reuse already-loaded skills
- State file:
.claude/hooks/state/{conversation_id}-skills-suggested.jsontracks loaded skills - Manual loading: If
autoInject: false(meta-skills), useSkill("skill-name")tool manually
Testing & Validation
Test your skills with multiple real-world scenarios before extensive documentation. Verify triggers activate correctly and content provides useful guidance.
Reference Files
For detailed information on specific topics, see:
trigger-types.md
Complete guide to keyword triggers:
- Keyword triggers (explicit topic matching)
- Best practices and examples
- Common pitfalls and testing strategies
skill-rules-reference.md
Complete skill-rules.json schema:
- Full TypeScript interface definitions
- Field-by-field explanations
- Complete guardrail skill example
- Complete domain skill example
- Validation guide and common errors
hook-mechanisms.md
Deep dive into hook internals:
- UserPromptSubmit flow (detailed)
- Exit code behavior table (CRITICAL)
- Session state management
- Performance considerations
patterns-library.md
Ready-to-use pattern collection:
- Keyword pattern library
- Organized by use case
- Copy-paste ready
two-tier-system.md
Complete two-tier architecture guide:
- Meta-skills vs domain skills
- Automatic skill detection
- Hook flow and enforcement
- Workflow examples
- Session state management
skill-creation-guide.md
Step-by-step skill creation:
- File templates and structure
- skill-rules.json configuration
- Trigger testing
- Pattern refinement
- Best practices and common mistakes
Quick Reference
Create New Skill:
- Create SKILL.md with frontmatter → 2. Add to skill-rules.json → 3. Test triggers → 4. Refine → 5. Keep < 500 lines
Critical Rules:
- ✅ 500-line limit (max 5 files can breach, none > 600)
- ✅ Progressive disclosure (use resource files)
- ✅ NO TOCs or line numbers (forbidden)
- ✅ Test before documenting (3+ scenarios)
For Details: See trigger-types.md, hook-mechanisms.md
Self-Healing & Skill Maintenance
Automated Skill Health Checks
The skills system includes automated maintenance to prevent skill drift:
1. Pre-commit Hook - Skill Reference Validator
- Script:
scripts/pre-commit/validate_skill_references.py - Runs on: Changes to skills, internal docs, or src/ files
- Validates:
- All file links in SKILL.md point to existing files (prevents broken refs)
- New internal docs not yet referenced by skills (suggestions)
- Exit behavior: Fails on broken links, warns on missing references
2. Manual Checklist - /wrap Command
When wrapping up work, the /wrap command includes a skill update checklist:
- New constants/utilities in shared modules → Update code-reuse patterns
- New docs in project documentation → Update skill resource file links
- New patterns/features → Update promptTriggers keywords
Skill Update Workflow
When code changes:
- Pre-commit hook catches broken skill references (automatic)
- Pre-commit hook suggests new patterns to add (informational)
/wrapcommand reminds you to check skills (manual)- Review
.claude/skills/for affected skills - Update skill-rules.json or SKILL.md as needed
Common updates:
- New constants/utilities in shared modules: Update skill references and patterns
- New doc: Add link to relevant skill's resource
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name: skill-developer description: Create and manage Claude Code skills following Anthropic best practices. Use when creating new skills, modifying skill-rules.json, understanding trigger patterns, working with hooks, debugging skill activation, or implementing progressive disclosure. Covers skill structure, YAML frontmatter, keyword triggers, hook mechanisms (UserPromptSubmit), session tracking, and the 500-line rule.
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name: skill-developer
description: Create and manage Claude Code skills following Anthropic best practices. Use when creating new skills, modifying skill-rules.json, understanding trigger patterns, working with hooks, debugging skill activation, or implementing progressive disclosure. Covers skill structure, YAML frontmatter, keyword triggers, hook mechanisms (UserPromptSubmit), session tracking, and the 500-line rule.
---
# Skill Developer Guide
## Purpose
Comprehensive guide for creating and managing skills in Claude Code with auto-activation system, following Anthropic's official best practices including the 500-line rule and progressive disclosure pattern.
## Domain Skill for Skill System
This is a domain skill for the skills system itself. It's automatically loaded when you work with skills.
**This skill covers:**
- The 500-line rule (max 5 files > 500 lines, none > 600 lines)
- TOC and line number prohibition (never add these to skills)
- When skills need updates (new dirs, patterns, docs, triggers)
- Self-healing mechanisms (pre-commit hook, /wrap checklist)
- Progressive disclosure patterns (main file → resource files)
**Use this skill explicitly when:**
- Creating or modifying any skill
- Debugging skill activation issues
- Understanding the skills system architecture
## When to Use This Skill
Automatically activates when you mention:
- Creating or adding skills
- Modifying skill triggers or rules
- Understanding how skill activation works
- Debugging skill activation issues
- Working with skill-rules.json
- Hook system mechanics
- Claude Code best practices
- Progressive disclosure
- YAML frontmatter
- 500-line rule
## Related Skills
This skill helps create and manage all other skills. When building skills, reference:
- **testing-strategy** - Skills should be tested with real scenarios before extensive documentation
## Relationship to CLAUDE.md
**Division of Responsibilities:**
- **CLAUDE.md**: Global project context, high-level architecture, universal style rules
- **Skills**: Domain-specific detailed guidance, patterns, procedures (triggered by context)
- **skill-developer**: Domain skill that guides the skills system and explains its relationship to CLAUDE.md
**When to Update:**
- Global style rules (numpy docstrings, no emojis, use venv) → Update CLAUDE.md
- Domain patterns/practices (test patterns, architecture design) → Update relevant skill
- Skill system mechanics (triggers, hooks, 500-line rule) → Update skill-developer
**Integration:**
- CLAUDE.md references skills for detailed guidance (1-line pointers)
- Skills don't reference CLAUDE.md (avoid circular dependencies)
- skill-developer explains the complete hierarchy (this section)
**Progressive Disclosure Hierarchy:**
```
CLAUDE.md (Global Context)
↓ references
Skills (Domain Guidance)
↓ maintained by
skill-developer (Domain Skill)
```
______________________________________________________________________
## System Overview
The skills system uses **automatic injection** to seamlessly provide domain-specific context when you need it.
**Key concepts:**
- **Domain skills** (e.g., python-best-practices, skill-developer): Automatically injected when detected based on prompt keywords and AI intent analysis (autoInject: true)
- **Guardrail skills** (e.g., api-security): Enforce critical best practices, automatically injected when detected
- **Automatic detection & injection**: Skills detected via AI-powered intent analysis and immediately loaded into context - no manual intervention needed
**For complete details**, see [two-tier-system.md](resources/two-tier-system.md):
- Skill detection mechanism
- Automatic skill detection and injection
- Hook architecture and flow
- Workflow examples and scenarios
- Session state management
______________________________________________________________________
## Skill Types
### 1. Guardrail Skills
**Purpose:** Enforce critical best practices that prevent errors
**Characteristics:**
- Type: `"guardrail"`
- Automatically injected when detected (autoInject: true)
- Prevent common mistakes (column names, critical errors)
- Session-aware (only inject once per conversation)
**Examples:**
- `database-verification` - Verify table/column names before Prisma queries
- `frontend-dev-guidelines` - Enforce React/TypeScript patterns
**When to Use:**
- Mistakes that cause runtime errors
- Data integrity concerns
- Critical compatibility issues
### 2. Domain Skills
**Purpose:** Provide comprehensive guidance for specific areas
**Characteristics:**
- Type: `"domain"`
- Advisory, not mandatory
- Topic or domain-specific
- Comprehensive documentation
- Automatically injected when detected (autoInject: true)
**Examples:**
- `backend-dev-guidelines` - Node.js/Express/TypeScript patterns
- `frontend-dev-guidelines` - React/TypeScript best practices
- `error-tracking` - Sentry integration guidance
**When to Use:**
- Complex systems requiring deep knowledge
- Best practices documentation
- Architectural patterns
- How-to guides
______________________________________________________________________
## Creating New Skills
**5-step process:**
1. Create SKILL.md with YAML frontmatter
1. Add to skill-rules.json with triggers
1. Test detection (UserPromptSubmit hook)
1. Refine patterns based on results
1. Keep under 500 lines with progressive disclosure
**For complete step-by-step guide**, see [skill-creation-guide.md](resources/skill-creation-guide.md):
- File templates and naming conventions
- skill-rules.json configuration
- Trigger testing commands
- Pattern refinement strategies
- Best practices and common mistakes
______________________________________________________________________
## CRITICAL: The 500-Line Rule
**Absolute Limits for ALL Skill Markdown Files:**
- ✅ **Target**: ALL skill files under 500 lines
- ⚠️ **Warning Zone**: Only **5 files maximum** can breach 500 lines across entire skills system (~50 files)
- 🚫 **HARD LIMIT**: **NO file should EVER breach 600 lines**
**Why This Matters:**
- Agents process files linearly - long files waste tokens and context
- 500 lines is the sweet spot for focused, scannable content
- Progressive disclosure (main file → resource files) is more effective than one giant file
**Enforcement Strategy:**
- If approaching 500 lines → **STOP** and extract content to resource files
- If already > 500 lines → Refactor immediately unless you can justify it's in the top 5 most important files
- If approaching 600 lines → **MANDATORY** refactor, no exceptions
**How to Stay Under 500:**
1. Move detailed examples to `resources/` subdirectory
1. Extract deep-dive content to topic-specific resource files
1. Use concise summaries in main SKILL.md, point to resources for details
1. Remove redundancy and wordiness
______________________________________________________________________
## FORBIDDEN: TOCs and Line Number References
**NEVER include in skill markdown files:**
- ❌ **Table of Contents (TOC)** - Bloat for agents, not useful for scanning
- ❌ **Line number references** (e.g., "see line 42") - Change too frequently, create maintenance burden
- ❌ **Heading navigation links** - Agents can scan headings natively
**Why TOCs Are Harmful:**
- Add 10-50 lines of noise
- Agents don't benefit from them (they scan headings natively)
- Become stale when structure changes
- Waste precious lines toward 500-line limit
**Instead:**
- ✅ Use clear, descriptive section headings
- ✅ Use anchor text for cross-references (e.g., "See patterns-library.md")
- ✅ Keep files under 500 lines so navigation is unnecessary
- ✅ Use progressive disclosure (link to resource files for deep dives)
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
## Session State & Deduplication
**Automatic session tracking prevents duplicate injection:**
1. **Session tracking**: Skills are injected once per conversation; subsequent detections reuse already-loaded skills
1. **State file**: `.claude/hooks/state/{conversation_id}-skills-suggested.json` tracks loaded skills
1. **Manual loading**: If `autoInject: false` (meta-skills), use `Skill("skill-name")` tool manually
______________________________________________________________________
## Testing & Validation
Test your skills with multiple real-world scenarios before extensive documentation. Verify triggers activate correctly and content provides useful guidance.
______________________________________________________________________
## Reference Files
For detailed information on specific topics, see:
### [trigger-types.md](resources/trigger-types.md)
Complete guide to keyword triggers:
- Keyword triggers (explicit topic matching)
- Best practices and examples
- Common pitfalls and testing strategies
### [skill-rules-reference.md](resources/skill-rules-reference.md)
Complete skill-rules.json schema:
- Full TypeScript interface definitions
- Field-by-field explanations
- Complete guardrail skill example
- Complete domain skill example
- Validation guide and common errors
### [hook-mechanisms.md](resources/hook-mechanisms.md)
Deep dive into hook internals:
- UserPromptSubmit flow (detailed)
- Exit code behavior table (CRITICAL)
- Session state management
- Performance considerations
### [patterns-library.md](resources/patterns-library.md)
Ready-to-use pattern collection:
- Keyword pattern library
- Organized by use case
- Copy-paste ready
### [two-tier-system.md](resources/two-tier-system.md)
Complete two-tier architecture guide:
- Meta-skills vs domain skills
- Automatic skill detection
- Hook flow and enforcement
- Workflow examples
- Session state management
### [skill-creation-guide.md](resources/skill-creation-guide.md)
Step-by-step skill creation:
- File templates and structure
- skill-rules.json configuration
- Trigger testing
- Pattern refinement
- Best practices and common mistakes
______________________________________________________________________
## Quick Reference
**Create New Skill:**
1. Create SKILL.md with frontmatter → 2. Add to skill-rules.json → 3. Test triggers → 4. Refine → 5. Keep < 500 lines
**Critical Rules:**
- ✅ 500-line limit (max 5 files can breach, none > 600)
- ✅ Progressive disclosure (use resource files)
- ✅ NO TOCs or line numbers (forbidden)
- ✅ Test before documenting (3+ scenarios)
**For Details:** See [trigger-types.md](resources/trigger-types.md), [hook-mechanisms.md](resources/hook-mechanisms.md)
______________________________________________________________________
## Self-Healing & Skill Maintenance
### Automated Skill Health Checks
The skills system includes automated maintenance to prevent skill drift:
**1. Pre-commit Hook - Skill Reference Validator**
- **Script**: `scripts/pre-commit/validate_skill_references.py`
- **Runs on**: Changes to skills, internal docs, or src/ files
- **Validates**:
- All file links in SKILL.md point to existing files (prevents broken refs)
- New internal docs not yet referenced by skills (suggestions)
- **Exit behavior**: Fails on broken links, warns on missing references
**2. Manual Checklist - /wrap Command**
When wrapping up work, the `/wrap` command includes a skill update checklist:
- New constants/utilities in shared modules → Update code-reuse patterns
- New docs in project documentation → Update skill resource file links
- New patterns/features → Update promptTriggers keywords
### Skill Update Workflow
**When code changes:**
1. Pre-commit hook catches broken skill references (automatic)
1. Pre-commit hook suggests new patterns to add (informational)
1. `/wrap` command reminds you to check skills (manual)
1. Review `.claude/skills/` for affected skills
1. Update skill-rules.json or SKILL.md as needed
**Common updates:**
- **New constants/utilities in shared modules**: Update skill references and patterns
- **New doc**: Add link to relevant skill's resourceReview the source
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- Sep 9, 2026
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- GitHub adoption: 42 GitHub stars
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