Free Claude developer tool

Claude Skill Generator

Turn a repeatable Claude Code workflow into a structured SKILL.md. The generator creates frontmatter and concise procedural instructions you can place under .claude/skills/<skill-name>/.

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Generated output
SKILL.md
---
name: release-check
description: Verify a web release before production deployment. Use when preparing a release or reviewing deployment readiness.
---

# release-check

## Goal
Confirm the release is safe to deploy and report blockers before production.

## Workflow
1. Run the test suite
2. Run the production build
3. Review changed routes and configuration
4. Check for unresolved errors or warnings

## Validation
Do not report success unless tests and build pass. List blockers separately from warnings.

How to use this tool

STEP 1

Describe one repeatable job and when Claude should use it.

STEP 2

Add the successful workflow and validation rules.

STEP 3

Copy the generated SKILL.md into your skill directory and test it on a realistic task.

What makes a good Claude Skill?

A good skill solves a focused repeatable job. Current Claude Code documentation says SKILL.md is the entry point, description is recommended so Claude knows when the skill is relevant, and supporting files can be added when the workflow needs examples, scripts or references.

Where should SKILL.md live?

Project skills live under .claude/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md. Personal skills can live under ~/.claude/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md. The directory name determines the command name for normal project and personal skills.

When should a skill be manual-only?

Use disable-model-invocation: true for workflows you want to trigger explicitly rather than letting Claude load automatically, such as deployments or destructive operations.

Related Claude resources

Frequently asked questions

Is name required in SKILL.md frontmatter?

No. Current Claude Code documentation lists frontmatter fields as optional; name defaults to the skill directory name for normal project and personal skills.

Is description required?

It is recommended because Claude uses it to decide when the skill is relevant. If omitted, Claude Code can fall back to the first paragraph of the markdown content.

Can a skill include scripts and reference files?

Yes. Supporting files are optional and can keep SKILL.md concise while giving Claude deeper material when needed.