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npx veilstrat add skill chaiwithjai/claude-code-mastery --skill domain-expertise-template- SKILL.md3.2 KB
Overview
This skill is a ready-to-customize template for creating domain expertise skills. It provides a clear framework—principles, process steps, templates, anti-patterns, and intake questions—so you can produce a consistent, reusable skill quickly. Use it as the starting point to capture and operationalize specialized knowledge for an AI agent.
How this skill works
The skill inspects your domain goals and maps them to a repeatable structure: core philosophy, step-by-step process, output templates, and common mistakes. It guides you through authoring concrete examples, intake questions, and deliverable formats so the resulting skill is actionable for both humans and agents. The template enforces consistency and reduces authoring friction.
When to use it
- You need a fast, consistent way to capture domain expertise for an AI agent.
- You want a reproducible process for delivering domain-specific outputs (reports, audits, plans).
- You're onboarding a team to a new methodology and need documented steps and templates.
- You want to avoid common knowledge-capture anti-patterns and ensure quality control.
Best practices
- Replace placeholders with concise, domain-specific language and examples.
- Include at least three principles and three process steps to cover rationale and workflow.
- Provide concrete output templates that map to real deliverables the agent will produce.
- Document common anti-patterns and correct approaches to prevent repeated mistakes.
- Create clear intake questions that surface scope, context, constraints, and priorities.
Example use cases
- Engineering review skill that standardizes architecture assessments and produces a findings report.
- Marketing strategy skill that captures target audience, channels, and a campaign brief template.
- Security audit skill that outlines triage steps, risk scoring, and remediation templates.
- HR hiring skill that standardizes job intake, candidate evaluation rubric, and interview templates.
FAQ
A basic, usable skill can be filled in within 30–90 minutes; richer skills with examples and templates take a few hours.
What level of detail should I include in principles and process steps?
Aim for 2–4 short sentences per principle and 2–5 concrete actions per process step—enough to guide decisions and produce a clear output.