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I ported Anthropic's official skill-creator from Claude Code to OpenCode — now you can create and evaluate AI agent skills with any model
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I ported Anthropic's official skill-creator from Claude Code to OpenCode — now you can create and evaluate AI agent skills with any model

我把 Anthropic 官方的技能建立工具從 Claude Code 移植到 OpenCode — 現在你可以用任何模型來建立和評估 AI 代理技能

Hey r/LocalLLaMA — I open-sourced a tool that brings eval-driven development to AI agent skills. It's based on Anthropic's official skill-creator for Claude Code, but rewritten in TypeScript to work with OpenCode (which supports 300+ models including local ones). The problem: creating skills for AI agents is trial-and-error. You write a skill, test it manually, and hope it triggers on the right prompts. There's no systematic way to measure if a skill works. What this does: * Guided skill creation * Automated evaluation against test cases * Works with any model via OpenCode * Open-source and free to use

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skill-creatoreval-driven developmentAI agent skillsTypeScriptopen sourcelocal modelsLLM evaluation

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