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Skill quality lens — review a skill against skill-writing best practices,
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
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Cut a Flowpad release — bump the version (patch by default; minor/major on request), build the wheel (UI baked in), publish to PyPI, tag + push to GitHub, and validate the install. Then, if the electron/ directory changed since the previous release, trigger the desktop build. Use when asked to deploy/release Flowpad, publish to PyPI, or cut a new version (including a new minor like 0.3.0).
toplog — topic-tracing assistant for debugging. `run` activates the right trace topics for a given issue (in code or tests) so RCA has better traceability; `scan` reconciles the topics referenced in code against the topic catalog; `learn` consolidates post-RCA findings (enrich a topic, add a new one with its trace points, or retire a stale one). Use when debugging a hard failure and you want richer logs before or alongside RCA, when adding or auditing toplog topics, or after proving a root cause to capture the traceability that helped. Also triggers on "turn on tracing for X", "what topics cover Y", "add a toplog topic", or "audit toplog topics".
Root Cause Analyzer — prove the real cause of a failure by finding its
Find a product online within a location and price range, verify availability and shipping, and report the findings.
Analyze an agentic execution from its session transcript and produce
Where to find the on-disk logs for Flowpad — the local backend instances (Alice / Bob), the Electron desktop app (shell / monitor / server), and the local hub. Use when you need to read backend or desktop logs to debug the running processes instead of asking the user to copy-paste console output.
| id | 9ad58753-7eb4-501a-a8d2-65001e264330 |
| name | skillit |
| description | Skill quality lens — review a skill against skill-writing best practices, |
| tags | |
| version | 4 |
Skillit is the static-artifact half of a teaching loop: it reviews and corrects the recipes (skill files) themselves — it does not scan live sessions or measure runtime usage.
This file only routes. Load a file when its row matches the task at hand, and follow routing chains until you reach instructions.
| Request shape | Mode |
|---|---|
| "review / audit / check / lint this skill" — no run-time issues given; optionally with a context document (transcript, spec) to judge against | review |
| issues observed while running the skill are supplied | correct |
Run-time issues force correct mode even if the user says "review".
Resolve the target skill before loading anything else: a path, or a name under
.claude/skills/ (project) / ~/.claude/skills/ (user). The target is the
whole folder — SKILL.md plus everything it routes to.
| When you need to… | Load |
|---|---|
| run a review pass (incl. deciding whether to stop on a re-review) | modes/review.md |
| apply corrections for reported issues | modes/correct.md |
| judge the target against best practices (either mode) | rubric/rubric.md — an index itself; it routes to the specific criterion |
Never delete knowledge from a target skill — fix its routing, structure, or content instead; unused is not a reason to remove. Unused today is a retrieval problem, not a content problem; tomorrow's reader may need it.
Integrate edits in place — edit the existing instruction so the nuance becomes part of it, keeping the file readable as if it were always correct. When you append changelogs, dated bullets, or mistakes-log sections, they accumulate into a changelog nobody reads; integrating ensures the skill guidance stays current and navigable for each reader.
At most 5 findings or corrections per pass — small batches keep each correction attributable and reviewable; large batches hide which change caused a side effect.
After any edit, audit the touched files against structure.md #1 (indexes
stay thin) and structure.md #6 (every routing reference resolves, every
file reachable). If the audit fails, revert the edit.
