Igor Pogany shows Claude watching a user complete a task while listening to the reasoning behind each decision. The resulting recording becomes structured instructions that can be applied again instead of requiring the user to rebuild the process from a fresh prompt.
His first example turns a quality-assurance checklist into a repeatable review skill that reports which requirements pass and which are missing. A second example applies the same pattern to invoice processing, showing how examples and decision rules can be captured together.
Pogany also covers file-size limits, privacy considerations and custom instructions that improve future runs. The method works best when the operator demonstrates a stable process, explains exceptions and reviews the generated skill before delegating real work. Club promotion is omitted.
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