Add get-started skill to skyflow-skills plugin

[jstjoe]

What

Adds a Get Started with Skyflow skill (/skyflow-skills:get-started) to the skyflow-skills plugin. It's the front door for a new Skyflow integration or POC: it orients a new user (and the agent) and then hands off to the right existing skill, rather than doing the integration itself.

Why

New users and agents don't know where to begin — which environment they're in, how to handle credentials safely, or which of the existing skills (plan, create-vault, quickstarts, call-rest-apis, migrate) applies. This skill is a router that removes that friction and bakes in the safety rules from the start.

The flow

The skill walks through, in order (skipping anything already answered):

1. Account & environment — has an account? trial / sandbox / production? This drives the Management and Vault base URLs (-preview = sandbox) and how carefully to treat data. Points users with no account to the free trial.
2. Credentials — get an API bearer token in place securely. Explicitly: never ask the user to paste it into the chat, never commit or log it — read it from an env var / gitignored .env / secrets manager. Caution scales with the environment.
3. Goal — proposes options: explore, plan a full implementation, build a POC, build a production-ready integration, or a specific task.
4. Mode — offers an educational/collaborative mode and a get-it-done mode, and adapts behavior accordingly.
5. Hand off — routes the goal to the right skill, API, SDK, docs, and the companion MCP plugins.

Files

• skyflow-skills-plugin/skills/get-started/SKILL.md — the punchy 5-step orchestration flow + routing table + guardrails.
• skyflow-skills-plugin/skills/get-started/environments.md — account-type/base-URL matrix, how to find your IDs in Studio, per-environment guidance, common mistakes.
• skyflow-skills-plugin/skills/get-started/credentials.md — token types (personal token vs API key vs service account), secure local provisioning, and what never to do.

Docs / metadata updates

• Marketplace README.md and plugin README.md list the new skill.
• Plugin and marketplace descriptions updated; plugin version bumped 0.5.0 → 0.6.0.
• CONTRIBUTING.md structure listing includes the new skill directory.

Validation

python3 .github/scripts/validate-skills.py passes for all 7 skills (frontmatter name matches directory, description 359 chars ≤ 1024). The packaging script discovers the skill directory automatically, so it will be included in standalone release zips with its supporting files.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

https://claude.ai/code/session_01VL1KCtJyvnXQkbwKqc3gEh

---

Generated by Claude Code