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Claude Code Skill Factory

Claude Code Skill Factory is a Python-based toolkit for creating Claude Skills, Claude Code agents, custom slash commands, prompts and hooks. It combines interactive guide agents, reusable templates and examples with workflow commands for validation, installation and project-document synchronization.

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Practical overview

When it fits

Use it when you want a guided, template-based route to creating Claude-oriented developer tools or organizing workflows across Claude Code and Codex CLI.

Who it is for

  • Developers creating reusable Claude Skills or specialized Claude Code agents.
  • Teams building prompts, hooks or custom slash-command workflows for Claude Code.

Documented uses

  • Generate a Claude Skill with structured documentation and, when needed, Python implementation files and sample data.
  • Create a Claude Code agent with configured tools and optional MCP integration support.
  • Build prompts, hooks and custom slash commands through interactive guides and templates.
  • Generate AGENTS.md from CLAUDE.md for a Codex CLI-oriented project workflow.
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Requirements & limits

The project is a public GitHub repository with an MIT license. The documented workflows use Claude or Claude Code commands and a local skills directory.

  • Its builders are organized around Claude Skills, Claude Code agents, prompts and hooks rather than a hosted agent runtime.
  • The README documents validation and installation commands as part of the workflow.
  • The Prompt Factory includes 69 presets across 15 domains and supports several output formats.

Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.

Source-based practical guide

Build a Claude Skill with the interactive builder

Generate a Claude Skill through the factory’s interactive builder and proceed to validation and installation.

Before you start

  • Access to the factory in Claude Code, where its slash commands are available.

Steps

  1. Start the builder with /build skill.

  2. Answer the builder’s 4–5 questions about the skill.

  3. Run /validate-output to validate the generated output.

  4. Run /install-skill to install the skill.

Expected outcome

The generated skill is validated and installed to Claude Code.

Guide limitations

  • The source does not specify prerequisites for installing or configuring the factory.
  • The source does not detail the validation criteria or installation locations.
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Source-based practical guide

Generate a prompt using the Prompt Factory skill

Install the ready-made Prompt Factory skill and use it to generate a role-specific prompt.

Before you start

  • The repository’s generated-skills/prompt-factory directory.
  • A Claude environment that can use installed skills.

Steps

  1. Copy generated-skills/prompt-factory to ~/.claude/skills/.

  2. Ask Claude for a prompt for a specific role, such as “I need a prompt for a Senior DevOps Engineer.”

  3. Answer the follow-up questions and select an output format, such as XML, Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini.

Expected outcome

A prompt is generated in the selected format for the specified role.

Guide limitations

  • The source does not describe how to install or configure Claude itself.
  • The example calls for 5–7 answers, but the exact questions depend on the request.
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