Build a workflow that turns pasted source material — like a writing guide copied out of a docs tool such as Notion — into a downloadable AI "skill": a markdown file with name and description frontmatter followed by structured, imperative instructions. The point is to let someone quickly convert existing reference content into a reusable skill without hand-formatting it. Trigger it from a single-page web app served at an HTTP route (space members only). The page lets the user paste source content and optionally suggest a name and description, then click a button to build the skill. On submit, the page POSTs to a second HTTP endpoint that calls a large language model — Claude via the Anthropic API, or your preferred model provider — to restructure the source into focused, imperative skill instructions and generate a trigger-focused description, without inventing facts not present in the source. Return the result to the page as editable fields — name, description, and the markdown instructions — so the user can tweak them, then download the assembled .md file (frontmatter + instructions body) or copy it to the clipboard. The workflow is read-only: it calls the model API but stores nothing and has no other side effects. Build the UI as a polished React + Tailwind app. Optionally, note that source content could later be fetched automatically from a docs tool (e.g. the Notion API) instead of pasted. Tools used: Anthropic API (Claude), React, Tailwind