ok but how do you actually BUILD one? for one, you can simply prompt claude: "create a [name of skill] skill, ask me all the necessary questions for context." you can also create it manually. here's the exact structure of a http://
SKILL.md file: 1/ YAML Frontmatter
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Practical guide and prompt resources for Claude AI
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Noise tweaks boost diffusion performance dramatically
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DiT Convergence: Width Over Depth Matters
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Diffusion Transformers struggled at first. Why? Their width was too small for RAE’s high-dimensional latents. The fix: scale width ≥ latent dimension. Once model width ≥ 768, DiT started converging instantly. Depth didn’t matter width unlocked training stability.
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RAE + DINOv2-B beats VAEs with sharper images
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Everyone assumed semantic encoders couldn’t reconstruct images.
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