author-skill
Use when creating, refactoring, or auditing a reusable Agent Skill (SKILL.md and its colocated references/*.md), or distilling a daily detour, rework, patrol blind spot, or verified reusable playbook into an auto-triggered skill: write concrete moment-based trigger descriptions so skills fire automatically without manual reminders, package opinionated methodology (how to think, discuss, build, choose tech stacks, score risks, and write) rather than neutral option lists or organization state, and validate positive/negative trigger test cases. Use author-item to write a work outcome ticket.
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- Author a Reusable, Opinionated Agent Skill (author-skill)
- 0. The Five Laws of Modern SOTA Skill Engineering (現代 SOTA Skill 編寫五大鐵律)
- 1. Methodology vs. Organization State & Four-Layer Guidance Architecture
- Auto-Triggered Skill Architecture & Daily Mistake-to-Skill Loop
- General, reusable and future-proof skill evolution
- 2. Stage 1: Define the Scenario Trigger and Positive/Negative Cases
- 3. Stage 2: Structure SKILL.md and Colocated references/
- 4. Stage 3: Verify Links, Format, and Trigger Discrimination
Apply the documentation and plain-language standards in references/docs.md and ../clear-writing/SKILL.md. A skill is asynchronous Agent-to-Agent (A2A) communication across time: a past specialist sharing hard-won domain reality with a future frontier SOTA model. Just as live A2A messages between peers must never issue imperative orders or pre-chew solutions that stop the other agent from thinking, a skill must never over-constrain a SOTA model with rigid scripts, checklists, or micro-rules that hijack its first-principles reasoning—nor leave it with zero boundaries where default model priors (such as RLHF people-pleasing or HTTP 200 OK completion illusions) cause preventable harm. Reusable guidance obeys mechanism, domain-boundary and causal invariants: keep organization policy in caller configuration, use role-neutral examples and synthetic policy fixtures, and express exact causal preconditions rather than identity guesses or fail-open defaults. Before adding or editing any line in a skill, test it against all five laws: | Law | ❌ Over-Constrained (過分約束 / 命令式預嚼 — Kills SOTA Thinking) | ❌ Under-Constrained (完全無約束 / 空泛口號 — Zero Protection) | ✅ SOTA Skill Sweet Spot (鎖邊界、給變量、傳現象、解放思
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