A SKILL.md for Drupal: where AI helps with components, and where it doesn't
Track: Technical
Ask AI to build a Drupal component and you'll get something that looks right. Look closer and you'll often find code written for an older version of Drupal, conventions ignored, and accessibility missed.
A SKILL.md changes that. It's a plain file that tells the AI how your project works and what you expect before it writes a line of code. In this session I'll share the process I've been using, with a live demo showing the difference it makes and where it still needs some work.
This isn't a polished framework, its a work in progress trying to find what works the best. But if you've never written a SKILL.md, you'll leave with a practical place to start, along with how to use it carefully.
A SKILL.md changes that. It's a plain file that tells the AI how your project works and what you expect before it writes a line of code. In this session I'll share the process I've been using, with a live demo showing the difference it makes and where it still needs some work.
This isn't a polished framework, its a work in progress trying to find what works the best. But if you've never written a SKILL.md, you'll leave with a practical place to start, along with how to use it carefully.
Speakers
Jeannie Panting
Jeannie has been building Drupal sites for over 15 years, most of that time for government, and has worked with GovCMS since 2016. Her career has taken her through agency, consultancy and in-house roles, and she is currently a Senior Drupal Developer at Jude. Lately she's been trying to work out where AI actually helps in day-to-day Drupal work, and where it doesn't.