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stryx:skill-forge
When creating or changing a skill, agent, slash command or hook, or a skill did not fire.
/stryx:skill-forgeInside its piece: 12 specks, one for each file on its shelf. Its fourteen group-mates glow on the open book behind it. The light splits toward indigo, the band of Workflow.
In numbers
counted 2026-10-12 in the installed set- 10reference files
- 12files in the skill
- 216KB on disk
- 6chapters
- 2agents work by this book
Use it when
in the skill’s own words- when creating
- editing
- merging
- testing or retuning a Stryx skill
- agent
- slash command or hook
- When the user says
- "create a skill"
- "make a skill from this"
- "turn this into a skill"
- "skill factory"
- "improve this skill"
- "write a skill description"
- "skill best practices"
- "why didn't the skill fire"
- "create an agent"
- "write a subagent"
- "agent factory"
- "add a hook"
- "hooks.json"
- "new slash command"
- When a purpose-built agent must be designed for a role no existing agent covers
- When the same multi-step workflow has been done 2+ times
- When scraped docs should become a skill
- When a thin SKILL.md needs depth
- When skills misbehave on a new model or a merged original has a new upstream version
Not for
another skill does it- An AI agent inside an app→ stryx:ai-agents
What it covers
6 parts- the R10 build rules
- tools/skills/validate.py and nothing_lost.py
- baseline-first skill testing
- descriptions and triggering
- agent design
- corpus retuning
On its shelf
12 files, 216 KB- references/10
- SKILL.md1
- evals/1
Inside the book
6 chapters, by title only- Pick the mode
- The Stryx build rules (R10) - the card
- The core procedure (CREATE and EDIT)
- The gate tools
- Writing the description
- Writing the body
Its helpers
2 agents work by this book- stryx:orchestratorWhen a large job has many parts: it splits the work, sends specialists and checks their results.
- stryx:prompt-engineerWhen a prompt for Claude needs writing or tightening: a skill, an agent, a CLAUDE.md.
Works with
the skills it names most- stryx:ai-power→When you are not sure which skill fits, or you say "load aipower": it is the map of all skills.
- stryx:learn→You say "remember this" or wrap up a session: the lessons are saved for next time.
- stryx:ai-agents→When building or fixing an AI assistant inside your own app.
- stryx:config→When Claude Code's own setup needs checking or tidying: CLAUDE.md, settings, permissions, memory.
- stryx:diagnose-session→When a session went wrong and you want to know what happened, with proof.
- stryx:eval→When you must measure how a prompt, an agent or an AI feature behaves.
Claude loads it by itself when the moment comes; by hand, type the line at the top. It comes with the whole set: Installs all 94 skills, 32 agents and the brain program as one set. The skill’s own text is private source and is not shown here.