solar-skill-creator
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Solar Skill Creator
Create and maintain skills that fit Solar architecture without depending on external skill folders.
Purpose
Define a consistent process to:
- create new skills in
core/skills/orplanets/<planet-name>/skills/, - migrate external skills into Solar-owned skills,
- keep skills lean, testable, and easy to maintain.
Scope Rules
- Put a skill in
core/skills/only if reused by 2+ planets or 3+ times. - Put planet-specific skills in
planets/<planet-name>/. - Keep
corecontent in English. - Planet skills may use the user preferred language.
Required MCP
None
Script Usage Documentation
If a skill includes executable files inside scripts/, the SKILL.md must explain how to use them.
This is a documentation rule, not a required section title.
The explanation can live in Workflow, Troubleshooting, or any other relevant section.
# Package/validate one modified skill (standard per-skill flow)
python3 core/skills/solar-skill-creator/scripts/package_skill.py <skill-path> /tmp
# Initialize a new skill scaffold
python3 core/skills/solar-skill-creator/scripts/init_skill.py <skill-name> --path <target-dir>
# Sync resource changes to local clients (when core/ resources changed)
solar client sync
Governance validation
After changing AGENTS.md at root, core, or planet level, use the checklist in references/governance-validation.md (formerly command solar-validate-governance).
Skill Structure
skill-name/
├── SKILL.md (required)
│ ├── YAML frontmatter: name + description
│ └── Markdown instructions
└── Optional resources:
├── scripts/ - deterministic execution
├── references/ - large or variant details
└── assets/ - output templates/files
Do not add auxiliary docs like README/INSTALL/CHANGELOG inside skill folders.
Context Sustainability Gate
When creating or modifying any Solar skill, preserve capability while minimizing always-loaded context:
- Keep
SKILL.mdas a concise operational index: purpose, trigger, required MCP, critical workflow, validation, and links to references. - Move long examples, edge cases, background, provider variants, and troubleshooting detail to
references/inside the same skill. - Keep deterministic behavior in
scripts/; document only the commands the agent must choose from. - Keep reusable templates or static resources in
assets/. - Avoid duplicating governance from root,
core/AGENTS.md, or planetAGENTS.md; link to the canonical source instead. - Before finishing, review whether the changed
SKILL.mdgrew because of detail that belongs inreferences/.
This is not a mechanical line-count reduction. The goal is lower context load with equal or better operational capability.
Workflow
- Capture 2-3 concrete usage examples.
- Decide destination:
coreorplanet. - Create or update folder and
SKILL.md. - Add only required resources (
scripts,references,assets). - Validate:
- clear trigger description,
- no duplicated content,
- lean size (prefer references for long details),
- no extraneous files.
- If migrating from external source, rewrite into Solar-owned language and structure.
Required Checks
- Frontmatter includes only
nameanddescription. - Description states what it does and when to use it.
- Body stays procedural and concise.
- Core skills remain vendor-neutral and Solar-owned.
SKILL.mdacts as an index; long detail is moved toreferences/inside the skill.- Critical commands remain visible enough that an agent can choose the right workflow without loading every reference.
- Skill body includes these required sections:
Required MCP
Fallback if MCP missingis required only whenRequired MCPis notNone.- If
scripts/has files,SKILL.mdmust document how those scripts are used (no fixed section title required). - If a skill exposes long-running local runtime endpoints (webhook, bridge, local server, tunnel), include
Laptop runtime note (optional)in that skillSKILL.md:- host sleep can stop runtime availability,
- this is a host operations concern (not a mandatory skill dependency),
- if multiple laptops are used, only one active host should serve the same public route.
- Do not add
Laptop runtime noteto skills that are not runtime-host dependent. - If skill scripts manage
.env, they must write a skill-scoped compact block:- header comment identifying the skill,
- contiguous variables with no blank lines inside the block,
- preserve existing values unless explicit overwrite is requested.
- If a skill is intended to run via
solar-systemorchestration, include a shortSystem activationsubsection in that skillSKILL.mdwith:- required
SOLAR_SYSTEM_FEATUREStoken(s), - install/status commands for
solar-system, - a pointer to keep operational ownership in
core/skills/solar-system/.
- required
- If a skill is modified, validate that specific skill with:
python3 core/skills/solar-skill-creator/scripts/package_skill.py <skill-path> /tmp- do not use
--no-validatein normal flow.
Migration Rule
If source exists outside Solar:
- reuse concepts, not blind copy,
- remove platform-specific installation noise,
- avoid external runtime dependencies unless explicitly needed,
- keep attribution/license notes when required.
Bundled References in This Skill
references/workflows.mdreferences/output-patterns.md
Provenance
Based on cross-agent skill-creator concepts, adapted for Solar architecture.
- Fluxly category
- AI
- Author-declared agents
- No explicit declaration found; this is not inferred or tested compatibility
- Static check
- 88 / 100 · heuristic scan, not runtime safety proof
- Author / version / license
- @Uhorizon-AI · no license declared
- Fluxly token estimate
- Lean
- Fluxly setup estimate
- Guided setup
- External API key
- No requirement detected
- Detected OS requirements
- Unspecified
- Runtime requirements
- Unspecified
- Detected file/system behavior
-
- Read-only
- Write / modify
- Shell exec
- Env read
- Detected network behavior
- External requests
- Install commands
- None (reference only)
Profile is derived at build time from SKILL.md and install vectors. Subject to drift from author intent.
Heads up: 未限定 allowed-tools,默认拥有全部工具权限。
The current SKILL.md does not define a fixed output example. Define a consistent process to: create new skills in core/skills/ or planets/<planet-name>/skills/, migrate external skills into Solar-owned skills,
Put a skill in core/skills/ only if reused by 2+ planets or 3+ times. Put planet-specific skills in planets/<planet-name>/. Keep core content in English.
None
If a skill includes executable files inside scripts/, the SKILL.md must explain how to use them. This is a documentation rule, not a required section title. The explanation can live in Workflow, Troubleshooting, or any other relevant section.
After changing AGENTS.md at root, core, or planet level, use the checklist in references/governance-validation.md (formerly command solar-validate-governance).
Do not add auxiliary docs like README/INSTALL/CHANGELOG inside skill folders.
# Solar Skill Creator
Create and maintain skills that fit Solar architecture without depending on external skill folders.
## Purpose
Define a consistent process to:
- create new skills in `core/skills/` or `planets/<planet-name>/skills/`,
- migrate external skills into Solar-owned skills,
- keep skills lean, testable, and easy to maintain.
## Scope Rules
- Put a skill in `core/skills/` only if reused by 2+ planets or 3+ times.
- Put planet-specific skills in `planets/<planet-name>/`.
- Keep `core` content in English.
- Planet skills may use the user preferred language.
## Required MCP
None
## Script Usage Documentation
If a skill includes executable files inside `scripts/`, the `SKILL.md` must explain how to use them.
This is a documentation rule, not a required section title.
The explanation can live in `Workflow`, `Troubleshooting`, or any other relevant section.
```bash
# Package/validate one modified skill (standard per-skill flow)
python3 core/skills/solar-skill-creator/scripts/package_skill.py <skill-path> /tmp
# Initialize a new skill scaffold
python3 core/skills/solar-skill-creator/scripts/init_skill.py <skill-name> --path <target-dir>
# Sync resource changes to local clients (when core/ resources changed)
solar client sync
```
## Governance validation
After changing `AGENTS.md` at root, core, or planet level, use the checklist in `references/governance-validation.md` (formerly command `solar-validate-governance`).
## Skill Structure
```
skill-name/
├── SKILL.md (required)
│ ├── YAML frontmatter: name + description
│ └── Markdown instructions
└── Optional resources:
├── scripts/ - deterministic execution
├── references/ - large or variant details
└── assets/ - output templates/files
```
… Author text anchors workflow facts; Fluxly only indexes current sections, terms, files, and commands.
sections -> Purpose → Scope Rules → Required MCP → Script Usage Documentation → Governance validation → Skill Structure
terms -> Create and maintain skills that fit Solar architecture without depending on external skill folders. · - Put a skill in core/skills/ only if reused by 2+ planets or 3+ times. · If a skill includes executable files inside scripts/, the SKILL.md must explain how to use them. · Do not add auxiliary docs like README/INSTALL/CHANGELOG inside skill folders. · - Keep SKILL.md as a concise operational index: purpose, trigger, required MCP, critical workflow, validation, and links to references. · This is not a mechanical line-count reduction. · 1. Capture 2-3 concrete usage examples. · - Frontmatter includes only name and description.
files/cmd -> core/skills/ · planets/<planet-name>/skills/ · planets/<planet-name>/ · core · scripts/ · Workflow · Troubleshooting · AGENTS.md
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