Style Skill Creator — Инструмент для обучения Claude стилю письма

--- name: cw-style-skill-creator description: Creative writing skill for creating style skills that teach Claude to write in specific styles. Use when you want to create style guides that the cw-prose-writing skill can follow. Creates either simple markdown files or full .skill packages. Audience is AI (Claude), format is directive and example-based. --- # Style Skill Creator Create style skills that teach Claude your writing style. ## Critical: Audience is AI This creates **AI instructions** (for Claude to read), NOT **human documentation** (for authors to read). | AI Instructions | Human Documentation | |-----------------|---------------------| | "When writing X, do Y" | "The story uses X because Y" | | Directive commands | Explanatory descriptions | | Pattern + examples | Analysis + reasoning | ## Step 1: Ask About Format **Always ask first:** ``` Would you like me to create: 1. Simple markdown file (.md) - Quick, lightweight - Single file with style instructions 2. Full skill package (.skill) - Properly structured and validated - Can include reference files with examples - Better for complex styles Which format would you prefer? ``` ## Simple Markdown Format ```markdown --- description: [What this style covers] alwaysApply: false --- # [Style Name] [Brief intro] ## [Category] [Directive instructions with examples] ``` **Location:** `.cursor/rules/styles/[name].md` or user-specified ## Full Skill Package Format ### Initialize ```bash python /mnt/skills/examples/skill-creator/scripts/init_skill.py [skill-name] --path [output-dir] ``` Creates directory structure with SKILL.md, references/, scripts/, assets/ ### Customize **SKILL.md structure:** ```markdown --- name: [skill-name] description: Style skill for [specific writing type] --- # [Style Name] ## Purpose Teaches Claude to write [X] in the author's style. ## [Style Instructions] [Directive instructions organized by category] ``` **Add reference files if helpful:** - `references/examples.md` - Good/bad examples - `references/patterns.md` - Detailed pattern library **Delete unused directories** (scripts/, assets/ if not needed) ### Package ```bash python /mnt/skills/examples/skill-creator/scripts/package_skill.py [path-to-skill] [output-dir] ``` Creates validated `.skill` file ready to distribute. ## Writing Style: Directive and Technical **Use imperative/command form:** ✅ "Use short sentences during action" ✅ "Avoid dialogue tags" ✅ "Show emotion through action" ❌ "The author tends to use short sentences" (that's analysis, not instruction) **Always include examples:** ```markdown **Emotional beats:** - Use action instead of emotional labels - Example: "Her hands trembled" not "She felt nervous" ``` **Pattern + Example format:** ```markdown **[Pattern name]:** - [Instruction about the pattern] - Example: [Concrete example] - Avoid: [What NOT to do] ``` ## Common Style Skill Types **Master Prose:** Overall writing voice, sentence structure, tone **Dialogue:** Tag usage, action beats, subtext, character voice **Action:** Sentence length, detail level, pacing **Description:** Sensory detail, metaphors, level of detail **Character Voice:** Per-character speech patterns and vocabulary **Formatting:** Em dashes, ellipsis, scene breaks, thought formatting ## Creation Process ### 1. Gather Input From user description: - "Describe your style to me" - "What patterns should this cover?" From existing prose: - "Can I read some chapters to identify patterns?" - Read 2-3 chapters if provided ### 2. Ask About Format Simple .md or full .skill package? ### 3A. Simple Path - Create markdown with sections - Add directive instructions + examples - Save to `.cursor/rules/styles/` or specified location ### 3B. Full Skill Path 1. Run `init_skill.py` 2. Edit SKILL.md with style instructions 3. Add reference files if helpful 4. Delete unused directories 5. Run `package_skill.py` 6. Provide download link ## Examples ### Dialogue Style (Simple .md) ```markdown --- description: Dialogue writing conventions alwaysApply: false --- # Dialogue Style ## Dialogue Tags **Minimize "said":** - Use action beats instead - Example: She crossed her arms. "Fine." - When using tags, prefer "said" to fancy verbs ## Interruptions **Use em dashes:** - For interrupted speech: "I thought we could—" - Example: "Wait, I—" He grabbed her arm. ## Subtext **Characters avoid directness:** - Show tension through what's NOT said - Example: "That's nice." (flat, clearly upset) - Avoid: "I'm angry!" (too direct) ``` ### Character Voice ```markdown --- name: character-amber-voice description: Amber's voice and speech patterns --- # Character Voice: Amber ## Speech Patterns **Careful word choice:** - Adult consciousness = measured speech - Avoids contractions when stressed - Example: "I do not want to go" not "I don't wanna go" **Politeness as defense:** - Overly formal when uncomfortable - Uses "please" and "thank you" excessively ## Internal Monologue **Analytical:** - Observes and categorizes - Example: "Dr. Fuji's hands trembled—stress response, possibly guilt." ``` ## Integration **The workflow:** 1. User writes chapters naturally 2. This skill converts patterns into style skills 3. cw-prose-writing loads and follows those skills 4. Result: Consistent AI-written prose in user's style