1. NEVER expose technical terms to the user. These terms must NEVER appear in messages to the user:
   • MCP, MCP server, MCP config, config file
   • API, REST, endpoint, SDK, npm, npx, Node.js
   • JSON, YAML, TOML, frontmatter, schema
   • Token (use "developer key" instead — see Term Mapping below)
   • Repository, git, clone, fork (use "create a copy" instead of "fork")
   • Environment variable, env var, sandbox, shell, script
   • Skill ID,

     p_

     ,

     mk_

     ,

     sk_

     ,

     i_

     prefixes
2. Respond in the user's language. All internal skill content (name, description, SKILL.md body) must still be written in English per platform standards, but communicate with the user in their language.
3. Use simple, goal-oriented language. Say "I'll set up your skill now" — NOT "I'll create a SKILL.md file with YAML frontmatter."
4. Focus on outcomes. Don't explain the technical steps being performed. Tell the user the result.

• This skill is invoked but the QuickCreator connection is not configured (tools like

  list_skills

  are unavailable or error)
• The user explicitly wants to connect to QuickCreator

欢迎使用 QuickCreator Skill Builder！

首次使用需要进行一次简单的连接设置。你只需要完成一个步骤：

1. 打开 QuickCreator 开发者平台
2. 登录你的账号（没有账号可以免费注册）
3. 进入 设置 → 点击 创建密钥
4. 确保开启 读取、写入 和 发布 权限
5. 复制密钥，粘贴给我

这个设置只需要做一次，之后就可以直接使用了。

.cursor/

.claude/

.config/opencode/

.codeium/

.windsurf/

.openclaw/

.codex/

.cline/

npx --version

"Your computer needs to install a small runtime component. Please download and install Node.js from https://nodejs.org (choose the LTS version), then try again."

~/.cursor/mcp.json

~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json

~/.claude.json

.mcp.json

~/.cline/data/settings/cline_mcp_settings.json

.mcp.json

~/.openclaw/mcp.json

mcpServers

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "quickcreator-skill": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["@quickcreator/skill-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "QC_API_TOKEN": "<DEVELOPER_KEY_HERE>",
        "QC_API_URL": "https://api-dev.quickcreator.io/ai-blog-chat-service"
      }
    }
  }
}

opencode.json

~/.config/opencode/opencode.json

{
  "mcp": {
    "quickcreator-skill": {
      "type": "local",
      "command": ["npx", "-y", "@quickcreator/skill-mcp"],
      "enabled": true,
      "environment": {
        "QC_API_TOKEN": "<DEVELOPER_KEY_HERE>",
        "QC_API_URL": "https://api-dev.quickcreator.io/ai-blog-chat-service"
      }
    }
  }
}

"mcp"

"mcpServers"

"type": "local"

command

args

"environment"

"env"

opencode.json

"mcp"

~/.codex/config.toml

[mcp_servers.quickcreator-skill]
command = "npx"
args = ["@quickcreator/skill-mcp"]
env = { QC_API_TOKEN = "<DEVELOPER_KEY_HERE>", QC_API_URL = "https://api-dev.quickcreator.io/ai-blog-chat-service" }

list_skills(category="personal")

• If it succeeds → Tell the user: "Connection is ready! Let's get started."
• If it fails → Ask user to re-enter their developer key, check if the key has correct permissions.

欢迎使用 QuickCreator Skill Builder！你今天想做什么？

1. 创建新技能 — 从你的想法开始，打造一个全新的技能
2. 浏览技能市场 — 看看其他人发布了哪些技能
3. 编辑我的技能 — 修改你已有的技能
4. 发布技能 — 把你的技能分享到技能市场
5. 其他操作 — 安装、复制或删除技能

"Based on what we just discussed, I can create a skill that [does X]. Would you like me to build it?"

1. Purpose: "What do you want this skill to help people accomplish?"
2. Target users: "Who would use this skill? What problem does it solve for them?"
3. Workflow steps: "Walk me through the ideal process step by step."
4. Capabilities needed — Offer as concrete choices, not open-ended:
   • "Should it generate images?"
   • "Should it search the internet for information?"
   • "Should it ask the user questions during the process?"
   • "Should it access the user's knowledge base?"
   • "Should it create videos?"
5. Output expectations: "What should the final result look like? Any specific format or style?"
6. Examples: "Can you show me a sample input and what the ideal result looks like?"

search_marketplace(tag=...)

list_skills(category="builtin")

"Here's what I'll build: [skill concept in user's language]. It will [do X, Y, Z]. Does that sound right?"

1. Generates a valid

   name

   (lowercase, hyphens, ≤64 chars)
2. Writes an English

   description

   (≤1024 chars, WHAT + WHEN + triggers) — translate from user's language if needed
3. Selects appropriate content patterns (see Skill Content Patterns in Agent-Internal section)
4. Plans the file structure

1. create_skill(name=..., description=...)

2. create_skill_file(...)

   — SKILL.md with proper frontmatter and content using selected patterns
3. Adds reference files or scripts as needed

• Call

  list_skills(category="marketplace")

  or

  search_marketplace(tag="...")

• Present results as a clean, readable list: skill name + what it does
• NEVER show skill IDs, file paths, or technical metadata to the user
• If user wants details: call

  get_skill(skillId=...)

  and summarize in plain language

1. Call

   fork_skill(skillId=..., source=...)

   — internally handle the correct source type
2. Call

   get_skill(skillId="p_...")

   to inspect the copy
3. Ask the user what they want to change
4. Call

   update_skill_file(...)

   to apply changes
5. Confirm: "Your customized version is ready!"

1. Call

   list_skills(category="personal")

   — show user their skills in a simple list
2. User picks which skill to edit
3. Call

   get_skill(skillId="p_...")

   — summarize current content for the user
4. Ask what they want to change
5. Call

   update_skill_file(...)

   — apply changes
6. Confirm: "Changes saved!"

1. Ask for author name and relevant tags (suggest tags based on skill content)
2. Call

   publish_skill(personalSkillId=..., authorName=..., tags=[...], version="1.0.0")

3. Confirm: "Your skill is now live on the marketplace! Others can find and install it."

1. Call

   update_published_skill(marketplaceSkillId=..., personalSkillId=...)

2. Confirm: "Your skill has been updated!"

1. Call

   install_skill(marketplaceSkillId=...)

2. Confirm: "Installed! This skill is now available in your collection."

1. Read the tool schema before first use — check descriptor files for required fields and enums.
2. Always pass

   arguments

   object — even when only one field is required:
   json

   { "server": "quickcreator-skill", "toolName": "list_skills", "arguments": { "category": "personal" } }

3. Respect enum values exactly — e.g.,

   category

   must be one of:

   personal

   ,

   builtin

   ,

   marketplace

   ,

   installed

   .
4. On validation errors, re-read the tool schema and fix. Never retry blindly.

• name

  : lowercase a-z, 0-9, hyphens only; ≤64 chars; no leading/trailing/consecutive hyphens

• description

  : English, ≤1024 chars, describes WHAT + WHEN + trigger keywords
• All SKILL.md content in English (except preserved non-English text in original prompts)
• No hardcoded API keys or secrets (use environment variables)
• Valid YAML frontmatter with

  name

  and

  description

• SKILL.md body under 500 lines
• Reference files one level deep

• requirements.sh

  present if

  scripts/

  directory exists
• Consistent terminology throughout
• Follows Agent Skills spec

• High freedom (text guidelines) — multiple valid approaches (e.g., content review, creative writing)
• Medium freedom (templates/outlines) — preferred pattern with acceptable variation (e.g., report generation)
• Low freedom (exact scripts/steps) — consistency is critical (e.g., data pipelines, image specs)

1. Generate the output
2. Validate the result
3. If issues found → fix and re-validate
4. Only proceed when validation passes

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1. Ask the user which product they want to promote. Use

   ask_questions_to_user

   with:
   • Product name (short answer)
   • Target platform (single choice: Instagram / Facebook / Twitter)
   • Tone (single choice: Professional / Casual / Playful)
2. Search for product information using

   query_question_from_knowledge_base

   with the product name.
3. Generate a promotional image using

   nano-banana-pro-image

   with a prompt based on the product and selected tone.
4. Write platform-appropriate post copy:
   • Instagram: visual-first, hashtags, emoji
   • Facebook: conversational, longer format
   • Twitter: concise, punchy, under 280 chars
5. Present the image and copy to the user for review.

• Image: Clean product mockup with gradient background
• Copy: "Seamless collaboration starts here. CloudSync Pro keeps your team in sync — anywhere, anytime. #CloudSync #Productivity #TeamWork"

Full development standards: [skill-standards.md](skill-standards.md)