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Eval-only skill for measuring skill routing accuracy. Not invoked directly — contains selection evals that test whether the agent picks the correct skill for a given prompt.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
Consolidated pre-push review gate — runs the full reviewer set (temper, delve, red-team, plus siege/inquisitor when the diff warrants) as one gate and emits a single PASS/BLOCKED verdict. Use when you want the *complete* pre-push bar in one call — "gate this before I push", "run the full review gate", "run all the reviewers", "warden". NOT for a single-reviewer pass: a fresh-eyes code review stays with temper, red-teaming a design/plan stays with quality-gate, a bug-hunt on a diff stays with delve.
Use when starting any feature development, building new functionality, implementing a design, or going from idea to working code. Triggers on "build", "implement", "add feature", or any task requiring design-through-execution.
Iterative red-teaming of any artifact (design docs, plans, code, hypotheses, mockups). Loops until clean or stagnation. Invoked by artifact-producing skills or their parent orchestrator.
Use when implementation is complete, all tests pass, and you need to decide how to integrate the work - guides completion of development work by presenting structured options for merge, PR, or cleanup
Iteratively review code changes for production readiness through fresh-eyes review loops. Use when completing tasks, implementing major features, or reviewing a change for production readiness — including when the user says "review this PR", "review my changes", "code review", "check the diff", or "is this ready to ship". Works on PRs from any forge (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, self-hosted) or on raw git SHA ranges.
Tour of the Crucible workshop — the headline orchestrators users invoke directly. Use when the user asks "what skills are available?", "where do I start?", "what should I use for X?", "give me a tour of Crucible", "what are the main commands?", or any onboarding-style question. Also use after onboarding a new user or when someone needs to pick the right tool for a specific task. This is the on-demand catalog tour; the silent conversation-start activation protocol itself is getting-started.
| name | skill-selection-evals |
| description | Eval-only skill for measuring skill routing accuracy. Not invoked directly — contains selection evals that test whether the agent picks the correct skill for a given prompt. |
This is not an executable skill. It contains evaluation data for measuring the accuracy of skill selection (routing) decisions.
Crucible's 52 execution evals measure quality once a skill is invoked. Selection evals measure whether the right skill gets invoked in the first place.
Each eval is rated easy/medium/hard based on routing ambiguity. This enables stratified baseline measurement — distinguishing between improvements that lift hard cases (high value) vs confirming easy cases already work (low signal).
evals/evals.json — the eval dataGRADING.md — grading criteria and baseline measurement protocol