example-skill
npx machina-cli add skill eugenepyvovarov/mcpbundler-agent-skills-marketplace/example-skill --openclawExample Skill
This is an example skill that demonstrates how to structure a skill for Claude Code.
Overview
Use this skill as a reference when creating your own skills. It shows the required frontmatter format and common sections.
Instructions
- Read and understand the user's request
- Apply the skill's specialized knowledge
- Provide clear, actionable output
Examples
/example-skill- Activate this skill directly- When a user asks about skill structure, this skill provides guidance
Guidelines
- Keep instructions clear and concise
- Use specific examples where possible
- Define any constraints or limitations
Notes
Skills can include additional files (scripts, resources) in the same folder if needed.
Source
git clone https://github.com/eugenepyvovarov/mcpbundler-agent-skills-marketplace/blob/main/example-skill/SKILL.mdView on GitHub Overview
This example skill demonstrates how to structure a Claude Code skill with a frontmatter header and standard sections. It shows the required frontmatter format and common sections like Overview, Instructions, Guidelines, and Notes, serving as a reference for building your own skills. Using this as a template helps ensure consistency and clarity across skills.
How This Skill Works
The skill processes a user's request by applying its specialized knowledge and returning a clear, actionable output. It follows a defined flow: interpret the request, reference the built-in sections (Overview, Instructions, Examples, Guidelines, Notes), and produce structured guidance or activation steps.
When to Use It
- When creating a new skill and need a reference structure with frontmatter and sections
- When asked to demonstrate how to read, apply knowledge, and output results
- When a user requests activation instructions like /example-skill
- When outlining guidelines, examples, and constraints for a skill
- When teaching best practices for concise, actionable skill outputs
Quick Start
- Step 1: Read and understand the user's request
- Step 2: Apply the skill's specialized knowledge
- Step 3: Provide clear, actionable output
Best Practices
- Keep instructions clear and concise
- Use specific examples where possible
- Define constraints or limitations
- Reference the required frontmatter format
- Notes can mention that skills may include additional files in the same folder if needed
Example Use Cases
- /example-skill - Activate this skill directly
- User asks about skill structure and receives guidance
- Demonstrates frontmatter and common sections for skill creation
- Shows activation command usage like /example-skill
- Notes mention additional files in the same folder