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Purpose

Explain the end-to-end outcome the skill produces and why it matters to the broader workflow.

When to Use

• List clear trigger conditions and canonical user requests.
• Note complementary skills or orchestration steps that should run before or after this one.

Prerequisites

• Describe required schemas, MCP connections, or cached context the skill expects.
• Call out configuration, policy constraints, or environment assumptions that must hold true.

Procedures

Procedure 1:

1. Provide step-by-step guidance starting with input validation.
2. Explain how to invoke supporting tools, databases, or prompts.
3. Include decision points or fallback behaviors the agent must apply.

Procedure 2:

1. Add additional flows when the skill supports multiple modes.
2. Reference how to select among the procedures based on input cues.

Examples

Example 1:

• Input: resources/examples/in.json
• Process:
  1. Summarize each major step taken.
  2. Mention external dependencies invoked.
• Output: resources/examples/out.json

Add additional scenarios to capture edge cases or advanced usage as needed.

Additional Resources

• resources/ – Point to sample payloads, prompts, or schemas.
• impl/ – Document helper scripts or templates included with the skill package.
• Link to related policies or playbooks that influence decision making.

Troubleshooting

• Describe common validation failures and how to resolve them.
• Highlight monitoring signals to check when SLOs degrade.
• Provide escalation contacts or follow-up actions when automation cannot recover.