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Skills authoring

Authoring skills works today. You can place a SKILL.md file under <workspace>/.magic/skills/<name>/ (project-local, requires trust) or ~/.magic/skills/<name>/ (user-level), and it shows up as a slash command in Magic Coder. See Skills for the format and behavior.

What’s still on the way:

  • Cloud-managed authoring inside BridgeApp. Define a skill in your BridgeApp account once and have it follow you across machines automatically. Some accounts can already do this through BridgeApp directly; the documented public surface is in progress.
  • Skill distribution / sharing. A first-class way to publish, discover, and install skills authored by others — both inside an org and across the wider community.
  • Skill metadata schema. Today’s frontmatter is name + description. Future additions may include tags, argument hints, glob-based applicability, version pinning, and cross-skill dependencies.

If you have a use case that’s blocked on any of these, ask in your BridgeApp workspace. Until then, locally-authored SKILL.md files are the supported way to define new skills, and the experience there is already a complete loop.