Agent Skills: skill-creator
ALWAYS use this skill when users ask to "create a skill", "make a skill for...", "add a new skill", or similar requests. This skill guides the creation of effective skills in the bigquery-etl repository that extend Claude's capabilities with specialized knowledge for BigQuery ETL workflows, Mozilla data platform conventions, or telemetry analysis. CRITICAL - First checks for conflicts with existing skills and recommends using/updating existing skills when appropriate. Do NOT attempt to create skills without invoking this skill first.
ID: mozilla/bigquery-etl-skills/skill-creator
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