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# Skill Librarian 🐕 ## Overview Audit a skill library the way a librarian audits a collection: what is broken, what is duplicated, what is misfiled, what nobody ever checks out, and what is missing that this reader actually needs. **Read `README.md` in this skill's directory first.** It carries the evidence, the worked examples, and the reasoning behind every rule here. This file is the procedure; the README is the why. The core insight, and the thing that makes this different from a linter: an agent selects a skill using **only its `(name, description)` pair**. Bodies stay hidden until invocation. So the interface _is_ the entire basis for selection, and two skills with near-identical descriptions are unselectable no matter how different their bodies are. That failure is silent. A wrong tool call errors loudly; a wrong skill injects plausible, incorrect reasoning the agent treats as authoritative. ## When to Use - "audit my skills" / "are my skills healthy" / "clean up my skills" - "find duplicate skills" / "why are there two skills that do the same thing" - "why didn't the agent use skill X" — usually a description problem - after an upgrade or a bulk install adds skills nobody triaged - onboarding a new agent, to decide what its role actually needs - periodically, as maintenance Do **not** use for: authoring a single new skill, or fixing one known-broken skill you already understand. This is a library-level tool. ## The prime directive **Report-only by default.