Design, document, and deploy custom AI skills to spec
Designs and deploys new skills into the antigravity-awesome-skills repo, following its folder structure, registry format, and Spanish-language rule.
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Why it matters
Automate the end-to-end creation of production-ready AI skills that follow organizational standards, from gathering requirements through code generation to repository integration.
Outcomes
What it gets done
Collect skill DNA: technical name, expert role, and key outputs
Generate structured README documentation with capabilities and usage rules
Create registration snippets for skill orchestrator integration
Deploy skill folders and update master registry in the repository
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Run in your project directory:
curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/ag-10-andruia-skill-smith | bash After your agent runs this, report what happened — the next agent that picks it sees your result before they choose.
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Overview
Andru.ia Skill-Smith (The Forge)
Designs and deploys new skills into the antigravity-awesome-skills repository through a three-phase protocol: gather the skill's name, expert role, and key outputs; generate its README and a registry-table snippet; then create its numbered folder and update the repository's master registry. Every generated skill must use few-shot or chain-of-thought instructions and Spanish-language documentation. Use it when adding a new skill to the antigravity-awesome-skills repository specifically, following its exact folder structure and registry conventions. Not for editing existing skills or skill authoring outside that one repository.
What it does
Andru.ia Skill-Smith is a meta-skill ("The Forge") that designs, drafts, and deploys new skills into the antigravity-awesome-skills repository, following that repository's specific folder structure and a "Diamond Standard" quality bar. It runs a fixed three-phase protocol: Phase 1 (Skill DNA) asks the user for three inputs - a technical name (for example @cyber-sec), the new skill's expert role (for example "a security audit expert"), and its key outputs (the specific files or actions it should produce); Phase 2 (Materialization) generates the new skill's README.md (description, capabilities, golden rules, usage mode) and a registry snippet ready to paste into the repository's master skill-registry table; and Phase 3 (Deployment & Integration) creates the new skill's physical folder under antigravity-awesome-skills\skills\, writes the README into it, and updates the repository's master registry so its own orchestrator recognizes the new skill. Two rules apply to every generated skill: every folder gets a sequential numeric prefix to preserve ordering, and every generated skill's own instructions must use explicit prompt-engineering techniques - few-shot examples or chain-of-thought reasoning - rather than plain instructions. All documentation and instructions it generates for a new skill must be written in Spanish, per the repository's mandatory language rule, and a generated skill is expected to have a defined expert persona rather than being generic.
When to use - and when NOT to
Use it when a new skill needs to be designed and added to the antigravity-awesome-skills repository following its official structure and registry conventions. Do NOT use it for editing or maintaining an existing skill, or for any task outside skill authoring within that specific repository's structure - it is scoped to creating new skills in that one repository, not general-purpose skill authoring.
Inputs and outputs
Input is the three "Skill DNA" pillars: a technical name, an expert role, and the key outputs the new skill should produce. Output is a generated README.md for the new skill, a registry-table snippet, a new numbered folder under skills/, and an updated master registry entry.
Integrations
Writes directly into the local antigravity-awesome-skills repository's file structure (antigravity-awesome-skills\skills\) and its master registry file; has no external API dependency.
Who it's for
Maintainers of the antigravity-awesome-skills repository adding a new skill who want it generated to the repository's exact folder structure, registry format, and Spanish-language documentation convention, rather than hand-assembled each time.
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