axiom-rejection-protocol

Quick Review

This skill is severely underdeveloped. The description 'Reject axioms that violate established ground truth' is vague and doesn't explain what axioms are being rejected, what constitutes ground truth, or what the practical application is. The instructions are purely generic placeholders ('Initialize', 'Execute', 'Validate') with no actual methodology, algorithms, or logic provided. There's no code, no concrete steps for axiom evaluation, no criteria for rejection, and no specification of input/output formats. While the concept of validating logical axioms against ground truth could be novel and useful for reasoning tasks, the implementation is essentially non-existent. A CLI agent would have no actionable information to execute this skill beyond the title. The structure is minimal but not cluttered, earning a modest structure score, and the concept itself has some novelty potential, but without substance this remains an empty template.