Lenny Skillpack Creator
SkillAI & modelsConvert a Refound/Lenny Skill into an agent-executable Skill Pack.
Available today. Use it from your connected AI after setup.
No other account needed.
Connect ahel once, and every AI you use reads what you have installed.
Then ask your AI: use the Lenny Skillpack Creator skill
What this skill tells your AI
The instructions your AI receives, as published by liqiongyu/lenny_skills_plus in skills/lenny-skillpack-creator/SKILL.md and read by ahel’s review.
Your job is to refactor “insight-heavy” Refound/Lenny skills into agent-executable skill packs: boundary-clear, artifact-driven, and testable.
This skill is designed to be compatible with both:
- OpenAI Codex (Codex CLI / IDE skills)
- Claude Code (Agent Skills)
You are NOT writing a blog post. You are producing an installable folder with SKILL.md + references/ (+ optional scripts/).
Language requirement: The generated skill pack (SKILL.md and all referenced templates/checklists) must be written in English.
What you produce
For a given source skill, output an installable skill directory:
<skill-slug>/SKILL.md(short, executable, high-signal)<skill-slug>/references/(templates, checklists, rubrics, question bank, examples, source notes)<skill-slug>/scripts/(optional: lint, scaffolding, batch tools)<skill-slug>/README.md(install + invoke + examples)
Follow the spec in references/SKILL_PACK_SPEC.md.
Inputs you need
Ask for the minimum information needed to proceed. If missing, proceed with explicit assumptions.
Required:
- The source skill content (SKILL.md or copied text from the Refound page)
- The intended user / agent context (e.g., “PM agent”, “Hiring assistant”, “Founder operator”, etc.)
- The intended outputs (what artifacts should exist at the end)
Optional but helpful:
- Tool constraints (read-only? allowed to write files? allowed to run shell?)
- House style / terminology (company-specific sections, metric names, etc.)
Core principle: Convert insights into an execution contract
Every generated SKILL.md must include:
- When to use / When NOT to use
- Input contract (minimum inputs + missing-info strategy)
- Output contract (explicit deliverables)
- Workflow (5–9 steps; each step: inputs → actions → outputs → checks)
- Quality gate (checklist/rubric + “risks / open questions / next steps”)
- Examples (2 positive + 1 boundary/negative)
Use references/TRANSFORMATION_RULES.md as the canonical conversion playbook.
Progressive disclosure (keep SKILL.md short)
Keep SKILL.md operational. Move long content into references/ and cite the files.
Heuristic:
- SKILL.md: 1–2 pages
references/: everything else (templates, deep notes, long checklists)
Safety + reliability rules
- Default to least privilege. Only request tools you need.
- Never ask for credentials or secrets.
- If the skill writes/modifies code or makes irreversible changes, require explicit confirmation and add rollback guidance.
Use references/SECURITY_GUIDE.md.
Packaging
If the environment supports file operations, create the folder structure and write files. Otherwise, output a complete file tree in-chat (one file at a time), clearly labeled.
Optional helper scripts (in this skill folder):
- scripts/init_skillpack.py to generate a skeleton
- scripts/lint_skillpack.py to validate structure
- scripts/package_skillpack.py to zip a skill pack
- scripts/fetch_refound_skills.py to download Refound SKILL.md sources from a URL list/manifest
Signals
- GitHub stars
- 52
- Forks
- 8
- Last commit
- May 2026
Advanced
- Catalog kind
- skill
- Gateway key
lenny-skillpack-creator- Source
- github.com/liqiongyu/lenny_skills_plus