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Address PR review: Replace Claude with AI agent, fix scriptified wording

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Gordon Lam (SH)
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@@ -94,9 +94,9 @@ Skills can include additional files that Copilot accesses on-demand:
| Folder | Purpose | Loaded into Context? | Example Files |
|--------|---------|---------------------|---------------|
| `scripts/` | Executable automation that performs specific operations | When executed | `helper.py`, `validate.sh`, `build.ts` |
| `references/` | Documentation Claude reads to inform decisions | Yes, when referenced | `api_reference.md`, `schema.md`, `workflow_guide.md` |
| `assets/` | **Static files used AS-IS** in output (not modified by Claude) | No | `logo.png`, `brand-template.pptx`, `custom-font.ttf` |
| `templates/` | **Starter code/scaffolds that Claude MODIFIES** and builds upon | Yes, when referenced | `viewer.html` (insert algorithm), `hello-world/` (extend) |
| `references/` | Documentation the AI agent reads to inform decisions | Yes, when referenced | `api_reference.md`, `schema.md`, `workflow_guide.md` |
| `assets/` | **Static files used AS-IS** in output (not modified by the AI agent) | No | `logo.png`, `brand-template.pptx`, `custom-font.ttf` |
| `templates/` | **Starter code/scaffolds that the AI agent MODIFIES** and builds upon | Yes, when referenced | `viewer.html` (insert algorithm), `hello-world/` (extend) |
### Directory Structure Example
@@ -114,9 +114,9 @@ Skills can include additional files that Copilot accesses on-demand:
├── assets/ # Optional: Static files used AS-IS in output
│ ├── baseline.png # Reference image for comparison
│ └── report-template.html
└── templates/ # Optional: Starter code Claude modifies
├── scaffold.py # Code scaffold Claude customizes
└── config.template # Config template Claude fills in
└── templates/ # Optional: Starter code the AI agent modifies
├── scaffold.py # Code scaffold the AI agent customizes
└── config.template # Config template the AI agent fills in
```
> **LICENSE.txt**: When creating a skill, download the Apache 2.0 license text from https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.txt and save as `LICENSE.txt`. Update the copyright year and owner in the appendix section.
@@ -128,12 +128,12 @@ Skills can include additional files that Copilot accesses on-demand:
- A `report-template.html` copied as output format
- A `custom-font.ttf` applied to text rendering
**Templates** are starter code/scaffolds that **Claude actively modifies**:
- A `scaffold.py` where Claude inserts logic
- A `config.template` where Claude fills in values based on user requirements
- A `hello-world/` project directory that Claude extends with new features
**Templates** are starter code/scaffolds that **the AI agent actively modifies**:
- A `scaffold.py` where the AI agent inserts logic
- A `config.template` where the AI agent fills in values based on user requirements
- A `hello-world/` project directory that the AI agent extends with new features
**Rule of thumb**: If Claude reads and builds upon the file content → `templates/`. If the file is used as-is in output → `assets/`.
**Rule of thumb**: If the AI agent reads and builds upon the file content → `templates/`. If the file is used as-is in output → `assets/`.
### Referencing Resources in SKILL.md
@@ -201,7 +201,7 @@ Include scripts in your skill when:
- Testability matters — scripts can be unit tested and validated
- Predictable behavior is preferred over dynamic generation
Scripts enable evolution: even simple operations benefit from being scriptified when they may grow in complexity, need consistent behavior across invocations, or require future extensibility.
Scripts enable evolution: even simple operations benefit from being implemented as scripts when they may grow in complexity, need consistent behavior across invocations, or require future extensibility.
### Security Considerations