review-skill
Review Skill
Audit an existing skill against the write-a-skill guidelines and report issues with suggested fixes.
Quick start
/review-skill path/to/skill-name/ — review a skill by path
/review-skill skill-name — review an installed skill by name
Workflow
1. Locate the skill
If a path is given, read the files there. If a name is given, search ~/.claude/skills/ and installed plugin directories for a matching skill folder.
2. Read all skill files
Read SKILL.md and any accompanying files (REFERENCE.md, EXAMPLES.md, scripts, etc.).
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