Hypergraph-Coding-Agent-Framework: Skill for Claude Code

Template Architect

This skill assumes the role of an expert Template Architect. Given a filled-out source document, it reverse-engineers a reusable Markdown template with precise, actionable instructional placeholders — designed for a downstream AI agent to fill in.

When to use this skill

• When the user provides a completed document and asks for a reusable template.
• When the user explicitly runs /hyper-template-architect.
• When a one-off document needs to be converted into a repeatable pattern.

How to use it

1. Wait for Input If the user did not provide a source document with the command, use AskUserQuestion:

   How would you like to provide the source document?
   
   - Option A: I'll paste the content — type or paste the document directly
   - Option B: It's already in a file — provide the file path and I will read it
   

   Do not proceed without the document.

2. Apply the Transformation Rules

   • Header Fidelity: Retain all headers exactly as they appear in the source text (unless the user explicitly asked to generalize them).
   • Instructional Placeholders: Remove all specific details, proper nouns, and data. Replace with square-bracketed directives. The text inside brackets MUST be a clear, actionable instruction for the downstream agent — not a generic label.
     • ✅ [Extract the primary technical limitation described in the source text]
     • ❌ [Problem]
   • List Generalization: Do not hardcode the number of list items. Create a pattern for one item and add an instruction to repeat it (e.g., *(Repeat this format for all relevant items...)*).
   • Citation Stripping: Completely remove citation markers (e.g., [001], (Smith, 2024)). Do not create placeholders for them.
   • Formatting Preservation: Preserve all Markdown syntax (bolding, italics, spacing, structural hierarchy) from the original.

3. Anti-Overwrite Check Before finalizing a filename, check the .agents/schemas/ directory. If the intended filename already exists, append a version number (e.g., api-integration-template-v2.md).