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Skill ntaffzii/Skill-Agents/skills/misc/skill-management

Personal AI-agent skills, workflows, prompts, and setup guides for local LLMs and MCP-powered assistants.

Install
npx -y skills add ntaffzii/Skill-Agents --skill skill-management

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Manage a skill repository: create, classify, improve, deprecate, or reorganize agent skills with clean buckets, clear SKILL.md metadata, progressive disclosure, and installable structure. Use when the user asks to make skills, organize skills, compare skill quality, or maintain a skills repo.

SKILL.md

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Skill Management

Use this skill to keep a skills repository clean and usable.

Repository Model

  • skills/ contains individual capabilities.
  • workflows/ contains ordered playbooks that combine skills.
  • mcp-tools/ contains executable actions exposed through MCP.
  • data/workflows.json indexes workflows for browsing and automation.
  • data/tools.json indexes tool groups and their skill/workflow relationships.

Bucket Model

  • engineering/ - daily code work
  • productivity/ - non-code workflows
  • obsidian/ - Obsidian-specific work
  • misc/ - useful but infrequent
  • personal/ - tied to one user's setup
  • in-progress/ - drafts
  • deprecated/ - retired skills

Workflow Creation

Create a workflow when a job needs multiple skills in a repeatable order.

Each workflow should include:

  • Goal
  • When to use
  • Skills
  • Steps
  • Verification
  • Output

Also add or update the matching entry in data/workflows.json with:

  • id
  • title
  • description
  • path
  • recommendedSkills
  • steps

Skill Creation Workflow

  1. Define the job

    • What task does this skill make repeatable?
    • What trigger should load it?
    • What should the agent do differently after loading it?

  2. Write metadata

    • name must be lowercase and hyphenated.
    • description must include task, trigger, and use cases.

  3. Write the body

    • Keep it procedural.
    • Prefer workflow steps and rules.
    • Add output format only when consistency matters.

  4. Add references only when needed

    • Put long syntax tables, examples, or domain docs in references/.
    • Keep references one level deep from SKILL.md.

  5. Classify status

    • Shippable skills go into a domain bucket.
    • Drafts go into in-progress/.
    • Old skills go into deprecated/ with a short reason in the file.

Bucket Status Skills

The status buckets also contain their own operating skills:

  • in-progress - prototype and promote draft skills.
  • personal - keep user-specific instructions private and scoped.
  • deprecated - retire stale skills with replacement guidance.

Rules

  • Keep stable skills in domain buckets, not status buckets.
  • Do not promote draft skills until trigger behavior and workflow are clear.
  • Do not mix personal setup details into public skills.
  • Update workflow and tool registries when skill relationships change.

Quality Checklist

  • The skill has exactly one main job.
  • The description makes triggering obvious.
  • The workflow has a verification step.
  • The instructions are not generic advice.
  • The skill is small enough to read quickly.
  • Related files are discoverable from SKILL.md.

Output Format

End with:

  • Skills created or changed
  • Bucket classification
  • Workflow or registry updates
  • Validation result
  • Remaining cleanup

Keep looking

Skills are one crate of 328,083. Ordering is by how many stacks a row turns up in, so the top of any crate is what has actually been picked rather than what has the most stars.