Skillify
Stop re-explaining the same workflows to Claude. Skillify captures the patterns that worked and turns them into reusable skills you can invoke with a slash command.
Overview
Where the hookify plugin prevents mistakes, skillify preserves what works. It watches for successful conversation patterns — repeated instructions, validated workflows, novel approaches that got approved without pushback — and offers to convert them into reusable Claude Code skills or commands.
How it works
Skillify operates in two modes:
Manual mode (/skillify) — analyze the current conversation on demand, get a ranked menu of patterns worth capturing, and pick which ones to turn into skills or commands.
Auto mode (runs automatically at conversation end) — a Stop hook checks whether the conversation has enough positive signals, and if so, suggests the highest-confidence pattern for capture. You always confirm before anything is saved.
What it looks for
- Repeated instructions — things you told Claude to do multiple times
- Validated workflows — multi-step sequences that got explicit approval ("perfect", "that worked", "exactly")
- Novel approaches — unusual solutions that were accepted without pushback
Installation
Skillify is distributed via the tviles/claude-plugins marketplace.
/plugin marketplace add tviles/claude-plugins
/plugin install skillify@tviles-plugins
Requirements
- Python 3.x — required. Skillify's Stop hook and core analysis modules are written in Python. Make sure
python3 is on your PATH before installing.
- Claude Code with plugin support
Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|
/skillify | Manually analyze the current conversation and pick patterns to capture |
/skillify:help | Show detailed help about modes, triggers, and configuration |
/skillify:list | List all skills and commands generated by skillify (project + global) |
/skillify:configure | View and modify skillify settings (auto mode, thresholds, save location) |
Configuration
Settings live at ~/.claude/skillify.config.json. Use /skillify:configure to edit them interactively, or edit the file directly. Key options:
- Auto mode enabled/disabled
- Minimum tool-call threshold before auto mode triggers
- Default save location (project
.claude/ or global ~/.claude/)
Status
Early release (v0.1.0). Core flow is working; expect rough edges in auto-mode heuristics and template coverage. Feedback welcome via GitHub issues.
License
MIT
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