Package a technical documentation Skill to publish or sell

• Documentation rules are scattered across prompts, style guides, and reviewer comments, so each draft starts with the same explanation.
• A generic prompt does not carry the source files, examples, terminology, and review boundary that make the method useful.
• A reusable package can reduce repetition, but it cannot replace source quality, testing, editorial judgment, or demand for the product.

This hypothetical walkthrough uses Prostir Studio. It is not a recording of a customer account or a live listing.

1. 01
   Create a private Skill draft.

   Name the intended reader, the documentation job, and the limits of the method before adding files.

2. 02
   Write the core SKILL.md.

   Describe when to use the Skill, the expected input, the writing rules, and the human review that remains required.

3. 03
   Add portable supporting content.

   Include references and assets. Optional scripts remain packaged helper files; publishing a Skill does not grant arbitrary execution in Prostir or an external client.

4. 04
   Validate the package.

   Check its structure, metadata, file references, and publication blockers, then test sample outputs yourself before release.

5. 05
   Choose distribution.

   Keep the draft private, publish it for sharing, attach it to an existing Agent, or prepare an eligible free or paid listing. A paid path may use Stripe and Rozetka Pay under the current seller configuration.

6. 06
   Publish a version.

   Prostir can create a versioned Skill passport and portable ZIP. This example creates no real domain, listing, customer, download, or sale.

These are illustrative portable files, not a claim that every destination executes every file.

• docSKILL.mdPurpose, inputs, writing rules, limitations, and the required human review.
• docreferences/style.mdTerminology, voice, document types, formatting rules, and approved examples.
• docassets/example-output.mdA reviewed example that helps a person judge whether a new draft follows the method.
• codescripts/check-links.shAn optional portable helper. Its presence does not promise automatic or unrestricted execution.

Hypothetical interface copy; no production activity or result is represented.

• The method would live in one versioned package instead of being reconstructed from memory for each draft.
• A published update could improve future uses, while every generated document would still require source checks and editorial review.
• The creator could share, attach, or offer the Skill for sale, but must still earn demand, support buyers, and confirm compatibility with each destination.