Agent skill · software engineering · sundial-org
skillcraft
Create, design, and package Clawdbot skills. Use when asked to "make/build/craft a skill for X", or when extracting ad-hoc functionality ("turn my script/agent instructions/library into a skill"). Applies Clawdbot-specific integration concerns (tool calling, memory, message routing etc.) to build reusable skills that compose.
Why this skill is useful
Teaches Clawdbot-specific integration patterns and reusable skill design that the AI wouldn't reliably generate on its own.
What it needs
About 11k tokens when loaded. Last updated 2026-03-07. 639 stars on the source repository.
What this skill does
Skillcraft - Clawdbot Skill Creator An opinionated, AI-native design guide for Clawdbot skills. Focuses on clawdbot-specific integration patterns — message routing, cron scheduling, memory persistence, channel formatting — not generic programming advice. Assumes: The agent knows how to write code, structure projects, and handle errors. This skill teaches clawdbot-specific concerns. Prerequisites Load the clawddocs (or equivalent) skill first. This skill relies on Clawdbot documentation for authoritative feature details. The clawddocs skill provides: Documentation category navigation (see categories below) Search scripts for finding specific docs Config snippets for common patterns Documentation categories (via clawddocs): Category Path Use for -------- ---- ------- Gateway & Config /gateway/ Configuration, security, health Tools /tools/ Skills, browser, bash, subagents Automation /automation/ Cron jobs, webhooks, polling Concepts /concepts/ Sessions, models, queues, streaming Providers /providers/ Discord, Telegram, WhatsApp, etc. When this skill says "consult documentation," use clawddocs to fetch the relevant doc. Core Philosophy Skills are how Clawdbot extends itself. They survive context limits, compose cleanly, and share via ClawdHub. Most good skills start as scattered notes before anyone formalizes them. This skill is a protocol for that formalization — turning "remember to do X" into something that composes and shares. --- The Design Sequence Follow these stages in order. Each produces artifacts that feed the next. Two entry modes: New skill: Start at Stage 1 Extracting existing functionality: Start at Stage 0 --- Stage 0: Inventory (Extraction Only) Skip this stage if building a new skill from scratch. Use this when functionality already exists but isn't packaged as a skill. …
How to use it
Reference it in AdaL, Claude Code, Cursor or any coding agent — nothing to install:
@skills sundial-org/skillcraft