Build Claude or Codex SKILL.md files from Markdown drafts in your browser.
An Agent Skill is a folder holding a SKILL.md file that teaches a coding agent how to handle one kind of task. The file opens with YAML frontmatter carrying a name and a description, followed by Markdown instructions. The agent reads the description to decide when the skill applies, so that one line decides whether the skill is ever used.
Paste or write a Markdown draft and the builder rewrites it into a valid skill file inside this browser tab. Frontmatter already present in the draft is removed before the new block is written, line endings and repeated blank lines are normalized, and the first H1 becomes the display title when the draft has one. What comes out is deterministic YAML frontmatter followed by a title plus When to Use and Instructions sections.
# Quick Triage Helper
name: quick-triage-helper
--- title: old ---
Old frontmatter removed, new name and description written
~/.claude/skills/quick-triage-helper/SKILL.md
Where to save the generated file for a personal skill
Save it as SKILL.md inside a folder named after the skill: ~/.claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md for a personal skill, or .claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md inside a project so the whole repository shares it.
Name the situation that should trigger it, not the feature. A description that starts with when to use it beats one that only restates the title, because the agent matches the description against the task in front of it.
No. The cleanup and frontmatter generation run in this tab, and no AI API is called. Nothing is uploaded unless you copy the output somewhere yourself.
The result is plain Markdown with YAML frontmatter, so any agent that loads skill files from a folder can read it. Only the install path differs between tools.
Yes. The output is a starting point. Edit the Instructions section freely, and run the draft through the builder again whenever the frontmatter needs to be rewritten.