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# TYPO3 DDEV Skill Refactoring Summary
## Overview
Refactored `SKILL.md` to follow skill-creator best practices, converting documentation-style sections into imperative directives that guide Claude's actions rather than describing what the skill does.
## Skill-Creator Best Practices Applied
### 1. Imperative/Infinitive Form
**Principle**: Write instructions using verb-first, objective language (e.g., "To accomplish X, do Y") instead of second-person or descriptive language.
**Before**: "Common issues and their solutions are documented..."
**After**: "When encountering errors during setup or installation..."
### 2. Action-Oriented Instructions
**Principle**: Focus on WHAT to do and WHEN to do it, not just WHAT exists.
**Before**: "The script validates: Docker daemon status, Docker CLI version..."
**After**: "Run validation script: Execute `scripts/validate-prerequisites.sh` to check..."
### 3. Integration Over Documentation
**Principle**: Integrate communication guidelines into workflow steps instead of having separate style guides.
**Before**: Separate "Communication Style" section listing style rules
**After**: "Output Formatting Guidelines" section with actionable instructions
## Detailed Changes
### Section 1: Prerequisites Validation (lines 41-56)
**Changes Made**:
- Converted from descriptive ("The script validates:") to imperative ("Run validation script: Execute...")
- Changed "For detailed prerequisite information including:" to "If validation fails: Consult..."
- Added explicit action: "Report results: Display validation status..."
**Why**: The original described what prerequisites exist; the refactored version instructs Claude on HOW to validate and WHAT to do if validation fails.
---
### Section 2: Error Handling (lines 514-524)
**Original Structure**:
```markdown
## Error Handling
Common issues and their solutions are documented in the troubleshooting guide.
**Most frequent issues:**
- Prerequisites not met
- Port conflicts
- TYPO3 installation failures
See: `references/troubleshooting.md`
```
**Refactored Structure**:
```markdown
## Error Handling
When encountering errors during setup or installation:
1. Check error category: Identify if the error relates to...
2. Consult troubleshooting guide: Read `references/troubleshooting.md`...
3. Apply recommended solution: Follow the step-by-step resolution guide...
4. For Windows/WSL2 environments: If error persists on Windows, consult...
Report the error to the user with the specific solution being applied...
```
**Why**: Original listed what errors exist (descriptive). Refactored version instructs when and how to handle errors (imperative).
---
### Section 3: Advanced Configuration (lines 526-536)
**Original Structure**:
```markdown
## Advanced Options
For advanced configuration and optional features, see the comprehensive guide.
**Available customizations:**
- Custom PHP versions
- Intelligent database selection
- XDebug setup
See: `references/advanced-options.md`
```
**Refactored Structure**:
```markdown
## Advanced Configuration
When user requests customizations beyond the standard setup:
1. Identify customization type: Determine if request involves...
2. Consult advanced options guide: Read `references/advanced-options.md`...
3. Present options to user: Show available choices...
4. Apply configuration: Follow the templates and instructions...
Offer customization options proactively when user mentions...
```
**Why**: Original described what options exist. Refactored version instructs WHEN to offer customizations and HOW to apply them.
---
### Section 4: Demo Content (lines 564-578)
**Changes Made**:
- Changed from "The Introduction Package provides..." to "When discussing testing capabilities with users, inform them that..."
- Changed "What's Included:" bullet list to active voice with purpose (e.g., "for testing navigation")
- Changed "Access:" to "Direct users to test their extension against this demo content at:"
**Why**: Instructs Claude on WHEN to mention demo content and HOW to direct users to it, rather than just listing what exists.
---
### Section 5: Extension Auto-Configuration (lines 580-612)
**Changes Made**:
- Changed "For extensions requiring..." to "When user's extension requires..."
- Changed "Use Cases for Auto-Configuration" to "Identify Configuration Needs by Extension Type"
- Converted lists from descriptive to active voice with "configure:" prefix
**Why**: Makes it clear this is guidance for Claude on identifying user needs and configuring accordingly.
---
### Section 6: Validation Checklist → Step 9: Verify Installation (lines 708-720)
**Original Structure**:
```markdown
## Validation Checklist
Before completing, verify:
- [ ] All prerequisite checks passed
- [ ] Extension metadata extracted correctly
- [ ] User confirmed configuration values
```
**Refactored Structure**:
```markdown
### Step 9: Verify Installation
After installation completes, perform these verification steps in order:
1. Confirm prerequisites passed: Review output from Step 1...
2. Verify extension metadata: Check that extracted values match...
3. Test DDEV status: Run `ddev describe` to confirm...
```
**Why**: Checkbox lists are passive todo items. Numbered imperative steps are active instructions. Also integrated this as Step 9 in the workflow for better flow.
---
### Section 7: Communication Style → Output Formatting Guidelines (lines 722-729)
**Original Structure**:
```markdown
## Communication Style
- Use clear, concise language
- Show progress indicators during long operations
- Use emojis for visual clarity
- Provide copy-pasteable commands
```
**Refactored Structure**:
```markdown
## Output Formatting Guidelines
Throughout all steps, format output for clarity:
- Use emojis for visual indicators: ✅ (success), ❌ (error)...
- Display progress indicators during operations taking >5 seconds
- Provide copy-pasteable command blocks with explanations
```
**Why**: Changed from describing a communication style to instructing how to format output. More specific and actionable.
---
### Section 8: Example Interaction (REMOVED)
**Original**: Had an "Example Interaction" section showing sample user dialogue
**Refactored**: Completely removed
**Why**: According to skill-creator best practices, skills should provide instructions for Claude, not examples of what the skill does. The Step-by-Step Workflow already demonstrates usage.
---
## Impact Summary
### What Changed
1. ✅ All major sections converted from descriptive to imperative form
2. ✅ Communication guidelines integrated into workflow
3. ✅ Removed redundant "Example Interaction" section
4. ✅ Validation checklist converted to procedural Step 9
5. ✅ Error handling and advanced options now instruct WHEN and HOW
### What Stayed the Same
- Core workflow steps (Steps 1-8)
- Configuration file templates
- Reference file structure
- Metadata (name, description, frontmatter)
### Why This Matters
**Before Refactoring**: Skill read like documentation ABOUT the skill
**After Refactoring**: Skill reads like instructions FOR Claude
This reduces confusion where Claude might output the skill's instructions verbatim to users, instead of using them as internal guidance to perform the task.
## Skill-Creator Compliance Checklist
✅ Written in imperative/infinitive form throughout
✅ Action-oriented with clear triggers (When X, do Y)
✅ References to resources include WHEN to use them
✅ No second-person language ("you should")
✅ No descriptive sections that should be directives
✅ Communication style integrated into workflow
✅ Validation converted from checklist to procedural steps
## Testing Recommendations
To verify the improvements work as intended:
1. **Invoke the skill**: Run the typo3-ddev skill on a test project
2. **Watch for output**: Claude should execute the workflow, NOT output the skill instructions
3. **Check formatting**: Output should use emojis and formatting guidelines automatically
4. **Verify error handling**: If an error occurs, Claude should consult troubleshooting.md and apply solutions
5. **Test advanced options**: Request a custom PHP version and verify Claude follows the advanced configuration workflow
## Next Steps
1. ✅ Refactoring complete
2. ⏳ Test skill with actual TYPO3 projects
3. ⏳ Gather feedback on whether Claude uses instructions correctly
4. ⏳ Iterate based on real-world usage
---
**Refactored by**: Claude Code with skill-creator skill
**Date**: 2025-11-14
**Version**: 1.5.0 → 1.6.0 (recommended version bump for major structural changes)