Forge Skill: Создание и автоматизация навыков

--- name: forge description: "Use when the user says 'forge this', 'new skill', 'create enchantment', or wants to create a MemStack skill." --- # 🔨 Forge — Creating New Enchantment... *Create new MemStack skills or improve existing ones.* ## Activation When this skill activates, output: `🔨 Forge — Creating new enchantment...` Then execute the protocol below. ## Protocol ### Creating a new skill: 1. **Ask the user:** - What should the skill do? - What trigger keywords should activate it? - What inputs does it need? What should it output? 2. **Generate the skill file** with v2.1 format: - YAML frontmatter with name and description ("MUST use when..." format) - Activation message (pick an appropriate emoji) - Context guard (if the skill could have false positives) - Protocol steps - Inputs/Outputs - Example usage - Level history starting at Lv.1 3. **Write the file** to `C:Projectsmemstackskills{name}.md` 4. **Update MEMSTACK.md** — add a new row to the Skill Index table 5. **Confirm creation** — show the skill summary ### Improving an existing skill: 1. **Read the current skill file** 2. **Apply improvements** based on user feedback 3. **Increment the level** in Level History 4. **Update the file** ## Inputs - Skill concept description, trigger keywords, desired behavior ## Outputs - New skill .md file in skills/ - Updated MEMSTACK.md index ## Example Usage **User:** "forge a new skill called Beacon for health check pinging" ``` 🔨 Forge — Creating new enchantment... Creating: Beacon Emoji: 🔔 | Type: Passive | Triggers: "health check", "ping", "uptime" Writing: skills/beacon.md ✓ Updating: MEMSTACK.md — added row #N ✓ Beacon is ready. Triggers: "health check", "ping", "uptime" ``` ## Level History - **Lv.1** — Base: Skill file generation and index updates. (Origin: MemStack v1.0, Feb 2026) - **Lv.2** — Enhanced: Added YAML frontmatter, v2.1 format generation, level tracking. (Origin: MemStack v2.0 MemoryCore merge, Feb 2026) > 💎 Pro: PostToolUse hook auto-logs this work to your observation history.