| name | fclt-capability-review |
| description | Inspect fclt capability roots, docs, snippets, skills, agents, MCP, and automations. |
| tags | ["fclt","capability","review","inventory"] |
fclt-capability-review
When To Use
Use this skill when Codex needs to understand what capability exists before changing it.
Use it for:
- checking global and project
.ai roots
- finding relevant skills, snippets, instructions, agents, MCP servers, or automations
- deciding whether a change belongs in global or project scope
- checking whether managed rendering is enabled or needed
- reviewing public/private boundaries before publishing docs or pack assets
Workflow
fclt status --json
fclt inventory --json
fclt list skills
fclt list instructions
fclt list snippets
fclt graph AGENTS.global.md
For project work:
fclt status --project --json
fclt inventory --project --json
Rules
- Read existing repo guidance before proposing project capability.
- Use project scope for repo-specific commands, tests, architecture, or team workflow.
- Use global scope only for broadly reusable behavior.
- Keep generated state and review artifacts out of repo-local
.ai.
- Prefer adding or updating the smallest unit: instruction, snippet, skill, agent, MCP config, or automation.
- Treat engineering implementation as task work. Do not force product changes
through capability evolution merely because evolution tools exist.
- Before recommending mutation, state the observed problem, evidence, why the
proposed capability is the correct target, risk class, expected outcome,
verification plan, assumptions, and recovery route.
- Never silently overwrite authored capability or confuse generated/rendered
output with canonical source.
Output
- capability roots found
- relevant assets
- scope recommendation
- missing or stale capability
- safe next command
- deliberately withheld operations or missing safer API
- verification and undo path for any proposed mutation