create-instructions

Create .instructions.md files that codify project rules and coding conventions.

Updated Sep 3, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/az0512124155azz-sys/CodeForge --skill create-instructions-az0512124155azz-sys
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: create-instructions
Source: https://github.com/az0512124155azz-sys/CodeForge/tree/main/extensions/copilot/assets/prompts/skills/create-instructions
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/az0512124155azz-sys/CodeForge --skill create-instructions-az0512124155azz-sys

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? It turns scattered corrections and preferences from a conversation into a persistent, reusable instructions file so the agent consistently follows your project rules without repeated reminders. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Conversation Mining: Extracts corrections, enforced patterns, and conventions mentioned during the session and generalizes them into a durable rule. - Guided Clarification: Asks targeted questions about scope, affected file types, and whether a rule is mandatory or a preference when intent is unclear. - Iterative Refinement: Drafts the instruction, probes ambiguous parts, and summarizes what the final rule enforces with example prompts. - Use Case: After repeatedly correcting the agent to "always use async/await instead of callbacks", convert that feedback into an .instructions.md file applied automatically to future TypeScript work. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to create an instructions file that enforces your preferred coding convention across the project.

Frequently Asked Questions about create-instructions

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create an instructions file for my project conventions?▼

Invoke the create-instructions skill and describe the rule you want enforced. It reviews the conversation for corrections and preferences, drafts an .instructions.md file, and iterates with you until the rule is unambiguous.

How to make an AI agent follow my coding style consistently?▼

Persist your style rules in an .instructions.md file rather than repeating them each session. This skill generalizes your in-conversation corrections, such as naming or formatting preferences, into a durable instruction the agent loads automatically.

Can instructions apply only to specific files or languages?▼

Yes. During clarification the skill asks whether the rule applies everywhere or only to specific files, technologies, or file types, and records that scoping in the generated instructions file.

What if my rule is unclear or too vague to write down?▼

The skill identifies the most ambiguous or weak parts of the draft and asks targeted questions about them. It also distinguishes hard rules from soft preferences so the final instruction reflects actual intent.

When should I use an instructions file instead of a prompt?▼

Use an instructions file for conventions that should persist across sessions and conversations, such as project-wide style rules. Use one-off prompts for task-specific guidance that does not need to be remembered.