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@warabi1062/skillsmith

v1.0.4

Published

Claude Code のスキル設計パターンをスキーマとして形式化し、プラグインを生成するツール

Readme

@warabi1062/skillsmith

CLI for SkillSmith — a tool that formalizes Claude Code skill design patterns as a schema and generates plugins that follow the Orchestrator + Worker skill + Agent pattern.

Write your skill definitions in TypeScript, then export them as Claude Code plugin files (SKILL.md, agent.md, and supporting assets).

Install

pnpm add -D @warabi1062/skillsmith

To also launch the local Web viewer, add the optional peer:

pnpm add -D @warabi1062/skillsmith-viewer

Commands

Export a single plugin

skillsmith plugin export <plugin.ts> --output <dir>

Loads a TypeScript plugin.ts file that default exports a PluginDefinition and writes the generated Markdown files to the target directory.

Export an entire marketplace

skillsmith marketplace export <marketplace-dir> --output <dir>

Walks marketplace-dir/plugins/*/plugin.ts and exports every plugin in one run.

Launch the local Web viewer

skillsmith web [marketplaces-dir]

Starts a local SPA + thin HTTP API server that visualizes plugin definitions and orchestrator structure in the browser. When marketplaces-dir is omitted, skillsmith web falls back to ./marketplaces in the current working directory. Requires @warabi1062/skillsmith-viewer to be installed; if it's missing, the command prints install instructions and exits.

Writing a plugin

Each plugin lives in marketplaces/{marketplace}/plugins/{name}/plugin.ts and default-exports a PluginDefinition. Skills are instances of one of four classes (EntryPointSkill, WorkerSkill, WorkerWithSubAgent, WorkerWithAgentTeam) composed from steps[], sections[], and tool references (tool(), bash(), mcp()).

See the plugin authoring reference for the full schema, design patterns, and anti-patterns.

License

MIT © warabi1062