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# Skill Creator
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Create new skills for MimiClaw.
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## When to use
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When the user asks to create a new skill, teach the bot something, or add a new capability.
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## How to create a skill
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1. Choose a short, descriptive name (lowercase, hyphens ok)
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2. Write a SKILL.md file with this structure:
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- `# Title` — clear name
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- Brief description paragraph
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- `## When to use` — trigger conditions
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- `## How to use` — step-by-step instructions
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- `## Example` — concrete example (optional but helpful)
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3. Save to `/spiffs/skills/<name>.md` using write_file
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4. The skill will be automatically available after the next conversation
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## Best practices
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- Keep skills concise — the context window is limited
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- Focus on WHAT to do, not HOW (the agent is smart)
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- Include specific tool calls the agent should use
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- Test by asking the agent to use the new skill
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## Example
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To create a "translate" skill:
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write_file path="/spiffs/skills/translate.md" content="# Translate\n\nTranslate text between languages.\n\n## When to use\nWhen the user asks to translate text.\n\n## How to use\n1. Identify source and target languages\n2. Translate directly using your language knowledge\n3. For specialized terms, use web_search to verify\n"
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