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Audit skill

Skill theagenticguy/agentic-plugins/plugins/plugin-gardener/skills/audit-skill

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Install
npx -y skills add theagenticguy/agentic-plugins --skill audit-skill

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Score a single skill against the gardener rubric. Reads the skill's SKILL.md, references/, and templates/, then writes a 7-dimension scorecard with per-criterion rationales and a recommended-actions list. Isolated counterpart to /gardener: same rubric, one item at a time. Use when the user asks to audit a skill, score a skill, check if a skill is healthy, or wants to re-score after making changes.

SKILL.md

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Contents

ReferenceWhen to load
../../references/rubric.mdThe scoring rubric (shared)
../../references/write-protocol.mdWrite discipline
templates/scorecard-skeleton.mdOutput file shape

Audit a skill

Score one skill against the 7-dimension rubric. The skill is the input; a scorecard Markdown file is the output.

How it works

  1. Resolve {{ skill }} to an absolute path. Accept either a directory path (skills/research) or a bare skill name (research) — glob for the matching SKILL.md.
  2. Read the rubric at ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/references/rubric.md.
  3. Read the skill in full: SKILL.md, every file under references/, every file under templates/. The scorecard is grounded in what's in the files, not in the description alone. Reading is the primary work.
  4. If a prior /gardener audit exists at plugin-gardener/audit/, read its latest collisions.csv and clusters.csv for cross-reference context. Collisions involving this skill inform Dimension 1 (description quality) and Dimension 5 (proactive-label discipline) — check whether the description carries the right negative-keyword discriminators. For every collision row, open the sibling SKILL.md and verify by reading, not from the cosine alone.
  5. Write a scorecard to plugin-gardener/audit/ad-hoc/<skill-name>-<YYYY-MM-DD>.md using templates/scorecard-skeleton.md.
  6. Present the total, dimension scores, and top-3 recommended actions inline.

Apply the rubric dimension by dimension. Record a short rationale (1–2 sentences with a file:line citation from the files you read) for every criterion scoring under 3 points. The rationale is the value; the number is the aggregate.

On the role of embedding data: collisions and clusters from a prior /gardener run are binoculars, not the photograph. They point you at the right cross-references to open. Verify every flagged collision by reading both SKILL.md files — a high cosine is an invitation to investigate, not a verdict.

When to invoke

  • After authoring a new skill — baseline the score before committing.
  • After a monthly /gardener run flags a skill — re-score to confirm the issue.
  • After applying fixes — did the score improve?

What this does not do

  • Edit the skill.
  • Open a PR.
  • Change frontmatter.

The scorecard is the deliverable. Changes are the user's to apply.

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.