Content Ingestion Demo

Demo skill that turns a raw digital-content file (e.g. a markdown note) into a reusable skill package. Given a source file, it builds a SKILL.md, extracts metadata (title, source path, size, sha256), copies the file under references/, and produces a ready-to-publish .skill package. Used for demonstrating a full ingest-and-publish pipeline.

Transform a single raw content file into a skill package suitable for publishing.

Quick start

bash

content-ingest.sh <input-file> <output-skill-dir>

Example:

bash

content-ingest.sh ./article.md ./skills/article-note

What it produces

• SKILL.md with name/description populated from the input filename and an auto-computed summary.
• references/article.md copy of the input (kept readable for human consumers).
• assets/metadata.json with size, sha256, created_at, source_path.

When to use it

• Turn a downloaded article, spec, or note into a reusable asset.
• Feed the resulting folder into clawhub publish to land it in the resource center.
• Demos / pipelines where "file in, skill package out" is the unit of work.

Scripts

scripts/content-ingest.sh — the actual converter. Reads $1, writes a skill tree under $2.