skill-navigator

Quick Review

This skill provides a navigation/discovery layer over 99 other skills in a library. The description is reasonably clear about its purpose (recommend skills, create combinations, provide guidance), and the structure is clean with a simple single-file design. However, it falls short on task knowledge—the instructions contain only a flat list of skill names without detailed metadata (what each skill does, when to use it, how to invoke it). A CLI agent would struggle to make informed recommendations without richer skill metadata, examples of past successful combinations, or decision logic. The novelty is limited: this is essentially a recommendation/search task that a capable LLM could approximate without the skill, though having curated metadata would add value. To improve: add structured skill metadata (categories, use cases, trigger patterns, compatibility matrices) in a separate file, provide combination templates, and include decision trees or examples of multi-skill workflows.