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my-first-skill

Example skill demonstrating Anthropic SKILL.md format. Load when learning to create skills or testing the OpenSkills loader.

6,874stars465forksUpdated 1/23/2026
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About my-first-skill

The 'my-first-skill' is an example skill designed to demonstrate the Anthropic SKILL.md format. It is intended for users who are learning how to create AI skills or testing the OpenSkills loader. This skill showcases how to structure procedural guidance for AI coding agents using progressive disclosure techniques. By following this format, developers can efficiently define skills and their respective components, helping both beginners and seasoned professionals understand the SKILL.md structure better.

FAQ

What is the purpose of this skill?

The 'my-first-skill' serves as a demonstration of the Anthropic SKILL.md format, helping users learn how to create skills and test the OpenSkills loader.

When should I use this skill?

Use this skill when learning about the SKILL.md format, testing the OpenSkills loader, or gaining a better understanding of procedural guidance for AI coding agents.

What are the best practices for creating a skill?

Best practices include writing instructions in imperative or infinitive form, keeping the SKILL.md file under 5,000 words, using the 'references/' directory for detailed content, and storing executable code in the 'scripts/' directory.

Install my-first-skill

Download and extract the skill files to your .claude/skills/ directory.

Quick Setup:

  1. Copy the skill folder to .claude/skills/
  2. Claude will automatically detect and use the skill

Repository

numman-ali/openskills

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