Skill Package Builder

Build a portable SKILL.md from structured fields, validate it live, and download a complete ZIP package.

Deterministic local template; no AI calls
Step 1 · Configure skill

Fill in the details and review live

Sections follow the publishing workflow; the preview and validation update as you type.

Spec checks passed
01

Identity & trigger description

Help the Agent decide when this skill should be selected.

kebab-case: release-notes
02

Usage boundaries

Describe both applicable and non-applicable situations to reduce false triggers.

03

Instructions

List up to 20 steps in their actual execution order.

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Examples & resources

Add verifiable input/output examples and optional resource notes.

Optional metadata: License & Compatibility
About this tool

Made for the task at hand.

Turn skill requirements into a consistent, portable package without an AI call. The form assembles a three-part trigger description and fixed body sections, then runs the same validation rules as the Skill Validator before creating a ZIP with empty resource directories and an optional README.

How to use

  1. Enter a name, scenario, action, keywords, applicable and non-applicable situations, up to 20 instructions, and optional examples or resource notes.
  2. Review the read-only SKILL.md preview and inline validation findings, then correct any errors.
  3. Choose whether to include a README and download the generated ZIP for manual testing and review.
Your work stays yours.
Tool inputs are processed locally in your browser and are never sent to KitVerse servers. Clear the workspace when using a shared device.
Common questions
Does the builder call an AI model?

No. It deterministically assembles only the text you enter. Review the generated draft and test it in your target Agent hosts before distribution.

Are form drafts saved automatically?

No. Fields and generated content remain in page memory and disappear on refresh. Download the ZIP to keep a copy; nothing is written to localStorage by this workspace.