Advanced Skill Examples

This directory contains examples demonstrating advanced Claude Code skills features for go-zero development.

What Are These Examples?

These are example skill configurations showing how to leverage Claude Code's advanced capabilities:

• Dynamic context injection with !command"` syntax
• Subagent workflows with context: fork
• Argument passing with $ARGUMENTS
• Tool restrictions with allowed-tools

These are not production-ready skills but templates you can adapt for your needs.

Available Examples

1. analyze-project.md

Use case: Automated project analysis and architecture validation

Features:

• context: fork with Explore agent for isolated analysis
• Dynamic context with live file discovery
• Read-only tools for safe inspection
• Comprehensive reporting

When to use:

• Initial codebase audit
• Architecture compliance checking
• Onboarding new team members
• Code review automation

2. generate-service.md

Use case: Generate go-zero services with proper structure

Features:

• Argument passing ($0 = service name, $1 = port)
• disable-model-invocation: true for manual control
• Dynamic context showing existing services
• Integration with goctl commands

When to use:

• Creating new API services
• Avoiding service name conflicts
• Ensuring consistent project structure
• Manual control over code generation

3. plan-architecture.md

Use case: Design microservices architecture before coding

Features:

• context: fork with Plan agent for architecture design
• No execution tools (planning only)
• Multiple service coordination
• go-zero specific recommendations

When to use:

• Starting new projects
• Adding complex features
• Architecture reviews
• Team technical discussions

How to Use These Examples

Option 1: Create Custom Skills

Copy an example to .claude/skills/ and customize:

# Create a new skill based on analyze-project
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/analyze-gozero
cp analyze-project.md ~/.claude/skills/analyze-gozero/SKILL.md

# Edit and customize
code ~/.claude/skills/analyze-gozero/SKILL.md

Option 2: Learn the Patterns

Study these examples to understand:

• How to structure skill frontmatter
• When to use different agent types
• How dynamic context improves skills
• Best practices for argument handling

Option 3: Adapt for Your Project

Create project-specific skills in .claude/skills/:

your-project/
└── .claude/
    └── skills/
        ├── analyze-myproject/
        │   └── SKILL.md          # Based on analyze-project.md
        └── deploy-myproject/
            └── SKILL.md          # Custom deployment workflow

Key Concepts Demonstrated

Dynamic Context Injection

Existing services: !`find . -name "*.api" -type f`

• Executes before Claude sees the prompt
• Injects live project data
• Prevents stale or hardcoded information

Subagent Contexts

context: fork
agent: Explore

• Isolated execution (no conversation history)
• Specialized agent types (Explore, Plan)
• Clean separation of concerns

Argument Handling

argument-hint: [service-name] [port]

Generate service: \$0 on port \$1

• $0, $1: Positional arguments
• $ARGUMENTS: All arguments
• ${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID}: Session tracking

Tool Restrictions

allowed-tools:
  - Read
  - Grep
  - Glob

• Limit Claude's capabilities for safety
• Prevent accidental modifications
• Enable auto-execution without approval

Integration with zero-skills

These advanced skills complement the main zero-skills knowledge base:

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  Main Skill (zero-skills)                   │
│  - Comprehensive knowledge base             │
│  - Pattern guides and best practices        │
│  - Automatic loading for go-zero work       │
└─────────────────┬───────────────────────────┘
                  │ References
┌─────────────────▼───────────────────────────┐
│  Advanced Skills (these examples)           │
│  - Project analysis workflows               │
│  - Service generation automation            │
│  - Architecture planning                    │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Usage together:

1. zero-skills provides knowledge: "Here's how to build go-zero services"
2. Advanced skills provide automation: "Analyze my project structure"
3. Both reference the same pattern guides

Creating Your Own Skills

Checklist

• Valid YAML frontmatter with name and description
• Clear argument-hint if arguments are expected
• Appropriate context and agent for the task
• allowed-tools specified for safety
• disable-model-invocation: true for side-effect operations
• References to supporting files (pattern guides, docs)
• Clear instructions for Claude to follow
• Dynamic context for live project data
• Example invocations and expected output

Template

---
name: my-gozero-skill
description: Brief description of what this skill does and when to use it
argument-hint: [arg1] [arg2]
context: fork                          # Optional: run in subagent
agent: Explore                         # Optional: which agent type
disable-model-invocation: true         # Optional: manual invoke only
user-invocable: true                   # Optional: show in /menu
allowed-tools:                         # Optional: tool restrictions
  - Read
  - Grep
---

# Your skill instructions here

## Context
- Project info: !`command to gather data`

## Task
1. Step one
2. Step two
3. Step three

## Output
Describe expected output format

Testing Your Skills

1. Install: Place in .claude/skills/your-skill/SKILL.md
2. Verify: Ask "What skills are available?"
3. Invoke: Try /your-skill or let Claude load automatically
4. Debug: Check if commands execute, arguments work, etc.
5. Iterate: Refine based on actual usage

Further Reading

• Claude Code Skills Documentation
• Agent Skills Specification
• zero-skills Main Documentation
• Claude Code Guide
• go-zero Official Documentation

Contributing

Have a useful skill pattern? Share it!

1. Test thoroughly in your projects
2. Document clearly with examples
3. Submit a PR to zero-skills
4. Help others build better skills

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Remember: These are examples, not production skills. Adapt them to your specific needs and workflows.