amplience-content-type-schema-skill

An AI agent skill for generating valid Amplience Content Type JSON schemas.

Follows the agentskills.io standard.

What It Does

Once installed, the skill automatically activates whenever you ask your AI assistant to create, generate, or design an Amplience Content Type or schema. It produces ready-to-register .json schema files with:

• Correct $schema and $id structure
• Amplience Core type references (image-link, video-link, content-link, content-reference, localized-value)
• Rich UI hints (ui:component) for the Amplience Content Form editor — tabs, grids, fieldsets, color pickers, sliders, markdown editors, and more
• Content palettes (oneOf arrays) for multi-variant editorial slots
• if/then/else conditionals for dynamic field visibility
• Traits (sortable, filterable, hierarchy)
• Reusable partial schemas via $ref to avoid duplication across types

The skill checks for existing schemas in your workspace first, so generated output aligns with your naming conventions, $id host, and existing partials.

Usage

Claude

Download the .skill file and upload it at https://claude.ai/customize/skills.

Claude Code

Copy the skill folder (containing SKILL.md and any references/) into .claude/skills/ in your project. See the Claude Code skills docs for details.

GitHub Copilot

Copy the skill folder (containing SKILL.md and any references/) into one of:

• Project-level: .github/skills/, .claude/skills/, or .agents/skills/ in your repository
• Personal (all projects): ~/.copilot/skills/ or ~/.agents/skills/

See the GitHub Copilot agent skills docs for details.

OpenAI Codex

Copy the skill folder into your .codex/skills/ directory. See the Codex skills docs for details.

Gemini CLI

Copy the skill folder into your .gemini/skills/ directory. See the Gemini CLI skills docs for details.

Example Prompts

Create an Amplience Content Type schema for a hero banner with a title, subtitle, background image, and a CTA button.

Generate a reusable SEO partial schema and reference it from a Page schema.

Add a content palette to the existing page schema with rich text, image, and banner variants.

Output

Each run produces one or more .json files containing pure JSON — no markdown, no prose. Files are named in kebab-case after the schema's $id suffix (e.g. hero-banner.json).

Related Skills

Pair this skill with figma-context-for-schema-generation to generate schemas directly from a Figma component.