Just pretend you are playing lead. Pick the root note you want to work around somewhere on the neck. Play your lead based on a scale rooted there.
But, the trick is just play the first (root), third and fifth notes and dance around those. Being a lead guitarist that is easy for you. Now, just play those three at the same time. That's the simplest form of a chord formation.
The rest is just flavorings on top of (or in place of) those three notes.
Drop the third to make it a minor.
Add another note for ambience. Or move a note for an inversion.
Start with that though - it's an area you know better than most of us I would bet.
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