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SKILL.mds appear to be The Way™ to tell agents how to do things. This is my first stab at creating a way for someone using ScreenPy to say, "hey Agent, code me up a test that tests this thing." I'm imagining we will createSKILL.mdfiles for each of our packages and include them in the bundle somehow, then the instructions created by the agent (yes, i asked it to generate the.rstfile because i wasn't sure how to do it) would work?I also included a separate commit showing what the example test looks like. This is the prompt i used to create it:
I did need to clarify to leverage the aliases to make the tests sound more English, but i asked it to add those directions to the
SKILL.mdfile afterwards, so hopefully that won't be necessary for end users.