ai-literacy-assessmentlisted
Install: claude install-skill Habitat-Thinking/ai-literacy-superpowers
# AI Literacy Assessment
Assess a team's AI collaboration literacy level by combining observable
evidence from the repository with clarifying questions, then produce a
timestamped assessment document and a README badge.
## The Assessment Process
### Phase 1: Observable Evidence
Scan the repository for signals that indicate which framework level the
team is operating at.
**Habitat document discovery comes first.** Before scanning for any of
the level indicators below, apply the methodology in
`references/habitat-discovery.md` to find `HARNESS.md`, `AGENTS.md`,
and `CLAUDE.md` — including their alternative paths and embedded
forms. A habitat document found at a non-conventional path counts as
*present* for the Level 3 indicators that reference it; "not at the
default path" is not the same as "doesn't exist". Every absence claim
must come from a fully-completed search across known alternatives,
with the discovery report citing what was matched and where.
Each signal below maps to a specific level:
**Level 0-1 indicators (awareness + prompting)**:
- Does the repo exist and contain code? (baseline)
- Are there any AI-related configuration files at all?
**Level 2 indicators (verification)**:
- CI workflows that run tests (`*.yml` in `.github/workflows/`)
- Test coverage enforcement (coverage thresholds in CI or build files)
- Vulnerability scanning (govulncheck, OWASP, Docker Scout)
- Markdownlint or other linting in CI
- Mutation testing configuration
- Small, TDD-paced