- Add init_skill.py that always creates skills in ~/.super-multica/skills/
- Restructure SKILL.md with step-by-step creation process
- Make script usage mandatory to prevent skills in wrong directories
- Support --description, --emoji, --tag, --resources options
Add a bundled skill that teaches the agent how to create, edit, and
manage custom skills. This enables the agent to extend its own
capabilities by writing new SKILL.md files.
Features:
- Complete SKILL.md format reference
- Examples for creating translation and code formatter skills
- Best practices for skill development
- Script inclusion guidance
- Skill precedence explanation
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* chore(deps): add yaml package for skill parsing
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* feat(agent): add skills system
Implement a skills system inspired by moltbot's approach:
- Skills are markdown files (SKILL.md) with YAML frontmatter
- Multi-source loading with precedence: bundled < user < workspace
- Eligibility filtering based on platform, binaries, and env vars
- Skills are automatically included in agent system prompt
- New AgentOptions: enableSkills, skillsBaseDir, extraSkillDirs
Includes two bundled skills:
- commit: Git commit helper with conventional commit guidelines
- code-review: Code review checklist and best practices
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor(skills): use profile-based skills instead of workspace
Change skill loading from workspace-based (.skills/) to profile-based:
- Skills now load from ~/.super-multica/agent-profiles/<profileId>/skills/
- Remove workspace and user skill sources
- Simplify to only bundled and profile sources
- Profile skills have higher precedence than bundled
This is more appropriate for non-coding agents where skills are
associated with agent identity rather than working directory.
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