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Comment FACTORY and I’ll send you the full skill factory: the exact NotebookLM prompt and the SKILL.md template, and every step in one guide.
NotebookLM writes it. Claude runs it. Zero hallucinations.
Most people build a Claude skill by guessing. They write a SKILL.md from memory, the model fills the gaps, and the output drifts.
There is a cleaner way.
You let NotebookLM write the skill from your own sources, so every line is grounded in something you actually said.
Here is the loop, start to finish:
- Add your best sources in NotebookLM. PDFs, articles, videos, data.
- Ask it to write the SKILL.md from those sources only.
- Check every line is cited. If a line has no citation, cut it.
- Drop the file in your Claude skills folder. One folder per skill.
- Name it so it auto-triggers. The name and description tell Claude when to fire.
- Run it with a slash command. Same output, every time.
- Build one skill per job, then repeat. Your library compounds.
The trick on step 1 is to feed it your own articles. That grounds the skill in your voice, not a generic template.
Then your skills stop hallucinating, because they were never guessing in the first place.
Comment FACTORY and I’ll send the whole thing over.
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