Each path is a sequence: start at lesson one and the next step is always clear. Pick the track that matches where you are.
Start from zero. Understand what a Claude skill is, read a real SKILL.md, then write, invoke, and verify your own, with no prior skill experience needed.
You'll be able to: You can author a minimal skill and confirm Claude invokes it on the right request.
The difference between a skill that helps and one that gathers dust is triggering. Go deep on descriptions, frontmatter, scoping, and progressive disclosure so your skills fire exactly when they should.
You'll be able to: You can write descriptions and structure files so a skill loads on the right task and stays out of the way otherwise.
Turn a working skill into something you can bundle scripts with, run across tools, and hand to a teammate or the community, with versioning that does not break their setups.
You'll be able to: You can ship a skill that bundles executable helpers and distribute it without surprising its users.
New here? Start with Build Your First Claude Skill