Nufar Gaspar

And lastly, when it comes to the question of reuse versus creating a skill, I know that there are many marketplaces out there, and especially in the OpenClaw ecosystem, we know that there are an abundance of them, similarly with the Entropic Skills repo.

However,

It's very hard to navigate some of these skill marketplaces and find the exact fit.

And often you will find yourself wasting so much more time just trying to read what others created versus creating your own.

So especially if you want to hone your ability to create skills, I will actually recommend that you sit down

build a skill for yourself, leverage some of the best practices that we're showing here, and at least you will learn how to do it well.

Later on, you can, of course, go and search what others are building because some of the skills that people are building are amazing.

But I would advise to lean on more heavily towards building at this day and age.

Yeah.

And by the way, versus custom GPTs that were black boxes, if you were to use others, now you get the full visibility into how the skill is instructed.

So if you don't like some of it, just change it.

I just wanted to note that Claude created an amazing anthropic model

created an amazing skill creator that they recently released.

And I definitely encourage you to go and use it because it's genuinely impressive.

It interviews you to extract your expertise.

It runs evals.

It does A-B testing and benchmarking.

So if you are a cloud user, you can definitely leverage their skill creator tool to do it even better.

But in case you're doing it on your own or you just want to understand what is the anatomy of a very effective skill, we created a list for you.

So every skill should have some of these elements, and I want to emphasize a few of them.