Skills

Skills are reusable instruction templates. Define one once, then invoke it in any conversation with /skill-name. The AI will automatically load that skill and execute it.

Where Skills Are Stored

Location	Description
<project-directory>/.claude/skills/	Project-level skills — available in that space only
~/Library/Application Support/halo/claude-config/skills/	Global skills (macOS)
C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Halo\claude-config\skills\	Global skills (Windows)

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File Structure

Create a folder named after the skill inside the skills directory, and place a SKILL.md file inside it:

.claude/
└── skills/
    └── code-commit/        ← Skill name (invoked with /code-commit)
        └── SKILL.md        ← Skill definition file

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SKILL.md Format

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name: code-commit
description: Automatically invoked when the user asks to commit code, submit code, or push code
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## Requirements

1. Run `git status` inside the repository to check for changes
2. Generate a meaningful commit message based on the changes
3. Format: `feat/fix/docs: #AI commit# <description>. collaboration and commit by halo`

Example:
git commit -m "feat: #AI commit# integrate user login module. collaboration and commit by halo"

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How to Use

Use a slash command in the conversation input box:

/code-commit

Or trigger it with natural language (the AI will automatically match based on the description field):

Please commit the code

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Typical Skill Scenarios

Skill Name	Purpose
code-commit	Standardized Git commits
write-prd	Generate product requirement documents
code-review	Code review and suggestions
daily-report	Automatically summarize daily reports
deploy	Encapsulate deployment workflows

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TIP

The essence of a Skill is "a work instruction for the AI." The more detailed it is, the more accurately the AI executes it. You can include examples, constraints, and output formats in SKILL.md.