dogfooding
Dogfooding
Test and validate the skills repository using the skills system itself, practicing "eating your own dog food". This skill orchestrates other skills to validate that all skills work correctly, follow specifications, and provide value.
When to use me
Use this skill when:
- You want to validate that the skills repository actually works with the skills CLI
- You need to ensure all 60 skills follow Agent Skills specification
- You want to run automated validation of skill quality
- You need to demonstrate the power of the skills system by using it to test itself
- You're preparing for a release and need comprehensive validation
- You want to establish continuous dogfooding practices for the repository
What I do
- Skill validation: Test skills using the skills CLI (
npx skills add . --skill <name>) - Structure verification: Validate skill structure against Agent Skills specification
- Script execution: Run skill scripts to ensure they work correctly
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