1.2 Create your skill by talking
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You don’t need to write YAML by hand. The recommended path for executive profiles is to create the skill conversationally: you explain your process to Claude, upload your templates, and it builds the SKILL.md, organizes the materials, and packages everything for you.
Step 1 — Open a chat and describe the need
Start with a direct sentence, for example:
Step 2 — Upload the materials from the zip
Attach from cowork-materiales-avanzado.zip:
qbr/qbr-plantilla.docx— the template with the sections (summary, KPIs vs target, risks, decisions).qbr/ejemplo-qbr-q1.docx— a “good” QBR that serves as a quality reference.
Also mention any connector Claude should use (e.g. your Drive where the real data lives… but today we use only the fictional materials).
Step 3 — Let Claude interview you
Claude will ask about your process: “When would you use this skill?”, “What makes a QBR good?”. In its thinking you’ll see it read a skill called skill-creator to follow best practices. With that it generates the SKILL.md, organizes the materials, writes scripts if needed, and packages everything into a skill file.
Step 4 — Save and test
Save the file; you’ll see and toggle it on/off in Customize > Skills (Settings > Capabilities > Skills). Now test it: describe a task that should trigger it, for example:
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description so it states when to use it better.
Step 5 — Iterate and edit
To improve the skill, ask Claude for changes in natural language (“add a next-steps section”). When the skill file opens beside the conversation, you can highlight text → “Edit with Claude” and type your request. If the skill has multiple files, leave your edit requests in each and send them together: Claude applies them in one pass.
✅ Checkpoint
You have an “Elektra QBR” skill saved in your Skills library that, when you ask for a QBR, invokes itself (you see “Using [skill]”) and produces a document with the template’s sections.
Workshop Claude Avanzado · Grupo Salinas · v1.0 · 2026