👋 Hey Community!

Custom Skills (SKILL.md) are one of the most powerful, and most under-documented, features in GitHub Copilot. We've seen incredible things being built in this community, from deterministic React UI generators to multi-agent orchestration workflows for full-stack development.

But right now, there's no central place to discover what others have built, learn from their SKILL.md file structures, or get inspired for your next custom skill.

Let's change that. 🚀

Share your custom Copilot Skill!

Reply to this thread with:

1. 🏷️ Skill name -- What does your skill do?
2. 🎯 Problem it solves -- What was flaky, slow, or impossible before this skill?
3. 📄 Your SKILL.md (or a snippet) -- Show us the actual file! Frontmatter, instructions, example references — the more detail, the better.
4. 🖥️ Where it works -- VS Code? CLI? github.com? PR review? All of the above?
5. 💡 One thing you learned -- What surprised you, tripped you up, or took the longest to figure out?

Not sure where to start?

Here are some skill ideas based on what the community has been asking about:

Quick reference: SKILL.md file structure

For anyone new to custom skills, here's the basic anatomy:

.github/skills/my-skill/
├── SKILL.md          ← The main skill definition
└── examples/         ← Optional: example code for the skill to reference
    ├── good.py
    └── bad.py

Your SKILL.md file typically contains:

• YAML frontmatter — metadata like name, description, and scoping
• Instructions — what the skill should do, in natural language
• Context sections — example patterns, constraints, and references

📖 Official docs: Custom skills for Copilot

🏆 Community highlights

We'll periodically update this section with standout skills shared in the replies:

Whether you've built a production-grade skill or just a weekend experiment, we want to see it. The best way to learn SKILL.md is from real examples — and right now, there aren't enough of them.

Let's build that library together. Drop your skill below! 👇