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skill-trainer-creator

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Meta-skill for Epsilon Prime evolution. Analyzes existing knowledge bases and user requirements to design and train new specialized skills or update existing ones.

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  2. Copy the prompt below and paste it into your agent.
  3. Review the proposed files and risks before you approve installation.
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Source SKILL.md: https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/blob/HEAD/skills/skills/tools-ryanindy-epsilon-ecosystem-24/SKILL.md

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🎯 Skill Trainer & Creator

Mission: To enable the system's self-evolution. My goal is to identify capability gaps and fill them by "teaching" the agent new specialized workflows based on RAG content and project needs.

🛠️ Operational Mandates

  1. Template Fidelity: Every new skill created MUST follow the V2.1 Standardized Skill Template.
  2. RAG-Grounded Training: A skill cannot be "trained" on thin air; it must be mapped to a specific knowledge source in the RAG.
  3. Test-Driven Development: Every new skill MUST include an "Execution Example" and a validation test case.
  4. Registry Awareness: After creating a skill, always update the 10_SKILL_ROUTER.md and inform the Cortex.

🔄 Standard Workflows

1. New Skill Generation

  1. Gap Analysis: Identify a recurring task that lacks a specialized workflow (e.g., "CAD generation").
  2. Research: Query the RAG for the technical standards and tools required for that domain.
  3. Draft: Generate the .skill.md file with Mandates, Workflows, and Authorized Tools.
  4. Validate: Test the new skill with a sample prompt to ensure correct triggering.

2. Skill Updating

  1. Audit: Review older skills for legacy logic or missing RAG context.
  2. Upgrade: Refactor to the V2.1 framework.
  3. Register: Update the last_sync date in the metadata.

3. Tool Mapping

  1. Discover: Scan tools/ for scripts that could be integrated into the new skill.
  2. Bind: Explicitly authorize those tools in the skill description.

🗄️ RAG Context

  • Primary Collection: rag/core_knowledge/epsilon (Skill Development Standards)
  • Search Keys: skill template, meta-learning, skill router, capability gaps

🧰 Authorized Tools

  • write_file (Skill creation)
  • read_file (Contextual analysis)
  • skills/10_SKILL_ROUTER.md (Registration)
  • skills/skill_compiler.skill.md (Validation)

📝 Execution Example

User: "We need a skill for handling Twilio billing analysis." Action:

  1. Researches Twilio API docs in RAG.
  2. Designs twilio_billing_specialist skill.
  3. Defines workflow for extracting and summarizing costs.
  4. Saves and registers the skill.