check-skill-conflicts
Check Skill Conflicts
Identifies naming conflicts between local Claude Code skills and plugin-provided skills.
Why This Matters
When a skill exists in both ~/.claude/skills/ (local) and ~/.claude/plugins/ (plugin), agents may:
- Load the wrong skill version
- Get inconsistent results between sessions
- Have unpredictable behavior when skill names are similar
Quick Check
# Run conflict check
~/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/plinde-plugins/check-skill-conflicts/skills/check-skill-conflicts/scripts/check-conflicts.sh
# Verbose output (shows all skills found)
~/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/plinde-plugins/check-skill-conflicts/skills/check-skill-conflicts/scripts/check-conflicts.sh --verbose
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