general-skill-upgrader
General Skill Upgrader
Overview
Purpose: Strategic enhancement and functional evolution of agent skills
Approach:
- Understand business goal - what problem does this skill solve?
- Identify opportunities - 22 types of potential upgrades
- Present options - show 1-2 most valuable upgrades per run
- User decides - pick what matters most right now
- Implement & verify - make it better, confirm it works
- Iterative process - run again for next round of upgrades
Output: Enhanced skill + upgrade report in .tasks/skill-upgrade-[skill-name]-[date]/
Key Difference from Refiner:
- Refiner = fix problems (quality issues, bugs, violations)
- Upgrader = add value (new capabilities, better UX, smarter workflow)
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