skills-management
Skills Management
Unified entry point for the entire skill lifecycle: finding existing skills, writing new ones, enforcing conventions, reviewing quality, and managing installations.
Reference Files
Load the reference appropriate to your current task:
| Reference | When to load |
|---|---|
| references/finding-skills.md | Discovering and vetting skills from marketplaces and repos |
| references/writing-skills.md | TDD methodology for authoring new skills |
| references/conventions.md | Directory layout, naming rules, frontmatter requirements |
| references/skill-manager-usage.md | CLI reference for the skill-manager script |
| references/dispatch-prompt-template.md | 6-section template for agent dispatch prompts |
| references/agent-skills-spec.md | Agent Skills open standard reference |
| references/reviewing-skills.md | Auditing skills for quality and portability |
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