A clear format helps you write agent memory skills that are easy to scan and update. One tiered structure keeps everything consistent. This guide shows you the exact layout and rules to follow.
Each skill has a SKILL.md file under 100 lines. You add a frontmatter block with the skill name and a short description. The description must include a "Use when" sentence with real triggers. The body follows a fixed order from quick start to checklist.
Dense facts go into a REFERENCE.md file and are generated from code. Examples live in EXAMPLES.md. Cross-links only go one level deep. Shared recovery steps belong in a shared troubleshooting file. No emojis, no competitor names, no filler.
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