code2skill-generate

Code2Skill

Complete Chinese version: SKILL.zh-CN.md.

Use the user's language for the final response, generated Skills, and user-facing documentation. When no language is explicitly requested, follow the language of the user's current request.

Turn the business capabilities of an existing application into Functions, MCP tools, and Skills that other agents can use. The default goal is a small, reliable runtime package, not an audit archive of the source code.

Use the current coding agent to search, understand, and modify user-authorized code; do not build a separate scanner. The Consumer of the generated package may not be the current agent. Do not assume that it can read the original repository, files on the Producer machine, or session state, except for controlled attachment paths or attachment references explicitly passed to a tool by the Consumer Host.

Default Generated Result

Unless the user explicitly requests a strict audit, generate only:

generated/code2skill/<feature-id>/
├── SKILL.md                    # Used when there is only one primary goal
├── skills/                     # Replaces the root SKILL.md when there are multiple primary goals
│   ├── <goal-a>/SKILL.md
│   └── <goal-b>/SKILL.md
├── MCP-SETUP.md
├── package.json              # Current node-stdio profile example: package metadata, runtime scripts, and dependencies
├── function-core/
│   └── index.mjs             # Current node-stdio profile example
├── mcp-tool/
│   └── index.mjs             # Current node-stdio profile example
├── portable-agent-result.mjs # Generic result projection helper for node-stdio (readHttpResponse/httpResultFromError are HTTP-only)
├── tests/
│   └── *.test.mjs            # Current node-stdio profile example
└── references/
    └── feature-context.md     # Generated only when business context cannot be kept concise in the Skill

The default artifact composition remains the same, while extensions, dependencies, and startup methods follow the runtime profile. core-export-v1 is implemented by node-stdio.