Skill Chinese Usage Example Generator

Problem

Authors of one Skill often need to write Chinese usage notes for another Skill, but manually organizing SKILL.md can miss trigger words, parameters, examples, and caveats. Output formats vary, and it is hard to get quality feedback or reproducible generated results. This skill parses the target document into structured information and renders a reviewable Chinese guide from a fixed template.

How It Works

It first confirms the target Skill path, then reads and validates SKILL.md. Key steps include parsing frontmatter, section headings, trigger conditions, parameter tables, and examples; identifying core capabilities, usage scenarios, and parameter dependencies; generating a document with introduction, trigger methods, feature notes, parameters, usage examples, FAQ, and caveats. It also outputs a quality report based on completeness, accuracy, readability, usefulness, and conventions, with traceable error information.

Boundaries

The skill only generates usage documentation. It does not modify the target Skill or evaluate its functional correctness. The target directory must be readable and writable, and SKILL.md needs basic frontmatter. Complex nested tables, nonstandard Markdown, or encoding issues may trigger degraded handling, so manual review is recommended after generation. Translation relies on an external service; when unavailable, the original text is retained with a marker.