Function buildImportSkillPrompt

extensions/cli/src/tools/skills.ts:84–115

(identifier: string)

};

export function buildImportSkillPrompt(identifier: string): string {
  return `
# Overview

The user wants to import skills.

User-provided skill identifier:
${identifier}

# Guidelines
- There can be multiple skills in a single repository.
- Use the available tools to fetch content and write files. When you are done, briefly summarize which skill you imported and where you saved it.
- Use the "AskQuestion" tool where required to clarify with the user.

# Process:

**Identifier can either be a URL or a skill name**

- If it looks like a URL (for example, it starts with http:// or https://), open that URL and inspect its contents to find the code or files that define the skill. 
- If the URL is a GitHub repository, look for the skills folder. There can be multiple skills within subdirectories.
- If it looks like a skill name, you should search for the most relevant open-source skill or repository that matches the skill identifier.
- Ask questions to the user to clarify which skill they are referring to if there are multiple options in your findings.

**Create the skill files**

- The skills should be created under the directory: ~/.continue/skills/<skill-name>
- The subdirectory name should match the name of the skill directory in the fetched repository.
- The relevant files and folders along with SKILL.md should be present inside the created skill subdirectory.
- If the skill already exists, ask question to the user to clarify whether they want to update it.
- Important: Before writing any files, ask the user if they want to proceed with the import.
`;
}