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Install Skill

1Download skill
2Enable skills in Claude

Open claude.ai/settings/capabilities and find the "Skills" section

3Upload to Claude

Click "Upload skill" and select the downloaded ZIP file

Note: Please verify skill by going through its instructions before using it.

SKILL.md

name intermediate
description Claude Code customization for comfortable users. Covers skills, commands, MCP, hooks. Use when: user knows basics and wants to customize Claude Code.

Intermediate: Customization

Extend Claude Code with your own skills, commands, and integrations.

Curriculum

# Topic Reference
1 Custom Skills custom-skills.md
2 Plugin Structure plugin-structure.md
3 MCP Servers mcp-basics.md
4 Hooks hooks.md

Teaching Pattern

1. CONCEPT   → What it is, why you'd use it
2. STRUCTURE → Files and format
3. EXAMPLE   → Real working code
4. EXERCISE  → Build one yourself
5. VERIFY    → Test it works

Topic Details

1. Custom Skills

Key points:

  • Skills = reusable instruction sets
  • Structure: SKILL.md with frontmatter + content
  • Can include references/ and scripts/
  • Triggered by keywords or explicit invocation

Exercise: Create a skill for your common workflow

Reference: custom-skills.md

2. Plugin Structure

Key points:

  • Plugins bundle skills, commands, agents
  • marketplace.json defines contents
  • Can be shared or sold via marketplace
  • Local plugins in .claude/

Exercise: Create a mini plugin with 1 skill + 1 command

Reference: plugin-structure.md

3. MCP Servers

Key points:

  • MCP = Model Context Protocol
  • Connects Claude to external tools/data
  • Examples: databases, APIs, file systems
  • Configure in .mcp.json or settings

Exercise: Set up an MCP server (filesystem or sqlite)

Reference: mcp-basics.md

4. Hooks

Key points:

  • Hooks run code at specific events
  • SessionStart, PreToolUse, PostToolUse, etc.
  • Can validate, log, or transform
  • Configure in settings.json

Exercise: Create a SessionStart hook that logs time

Reference: hooks.md

Completion Criteria

User has completed Intermediate when they can:

  • Create a working skill with frontmatter
  • Build a command that uses $ARGUMENTS
  • Explain what MCP does (even if not configured)
  • Describe when hooks are useful

Transition to Advanced

When complete, offer:

"Nice work! You can now customize Claude Code.

Ready for Advanced? Next level covers:
- Building custom agents (subagents)
- Complex multi-skill workflows
- Publishing plugins to marketplace

Say 'yes' or /cc:level advanced to continue."