The skill example seems wrong to me, that is more a plugin example.
The biggest difference between skills and plugins is that plugins are always explicitly called and skills can be on demand or loaded into context based on prompt that is given.
Also a skill doesn't recognize allowed-tools frontmatter.
Good call. This is defined as a command on my computer (~/.claude/commands/fix.md).
But, when preparing the blog post I read this: code.claude.com/docs/en/skills that shows this message: "Custom slash commands have been merged into skills."
That's why I did a last minute edit to turn the command into a skill. But, this was wrong and I've just reverted this. Thanks for reporting this issue.
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The skill example seems wrong to me, that is more a plugin example.
The biggest difference between skills and plugins is that plugins are always explicitly called and skills can be on demand or loaded into context based on prompt that is given.
Also a skill doesn't recognize
allowed-toolsfrontmatter.Good call. This is defined as a command on my computer (
~/.claude/commands/fix.md).But, when preparing the blog post I read this: code.claude.com/docs/en/skills that shows this message: "Custom slash commands have been merged into skills."
That's why I did a last minute edit to turn the command into a skill. But, this was wrong and I've just reverted this. Thanks for reporting this issue.