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A bundled sample skill that ships with the ragbot demo. Demonstrates the SKILL.md format and shows up in `ragbot skills list` when RAGBOT_DEMO=1. Replace with your own skills when building a real knowledge base; see the synthesis-skills repository for community examples.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
SOC 직업 분류 기준
Produce a synthesis report from 2+ workspaces with explicit per-workspace citations and a visible audit trail. Use when asked to: synthesize, compare workspaces, cross-reference, multi-workspace research, cite from multiple workspaces.
Score the agent's previous turn against an explicit rubric covering groundedness, completeness, safety, and format. Surface failures the agent can fix before the user has to flag them. Use when asked to: self review, audit your response, check your previous answer, score this turn, was that grounded, did you cover everything, post-response review.
Produce a first draft, then revise it against a rubric until each rubric item is satisfied. Two-stage prompt that separates generation from criticism so each gets full attention. Use when asked to: draft, write, compose, revise, improve a draft, iterate on writing, refine, polish, edit my draft, rewrite, second pass.
Extract factual claims from a text, retrieve supporting context for each, and assign a verdict of supported, contradicted, or unknown. Use when asked to: fact check, verify claims, check accuracy, audit for errors, validate the assertions, ground-truth the draft, find unsupported claims.
Produce a multi-style summary of a document: an executive summary for skim readers, a key-points list for reference, and an action-items list for owners. Three output sections in a fixed structured format. Use when asked to: summarize, tldr, give me the key points, what does this say, executive summary, action items from, condense, distill.
Search the active workspace's three-tier memory (recent turns, working memory, long-term vector store) and answer with explicit citations to source documents and character ranges. Use when asked to: find information, look up, search the workspace, retrieve, locate documents, what does the workspace say about, cite sources, where in the docs, ground the answer.
| name | ragbot-demo-skill |
| description | A bundled sample skill that ships with the ragbot demo. Demonstrates the SKILL.md format and shows up in `ragbot skills list` when RAGBOT_DEMO=1. Replace with your own skills when building a real knowledge base; see the synthesis-skills repository for community examples. |
| license | CC0-1.0 |
| metadata | {"author":"ragbot demo","version":"1.0.0","source_type":"bundled-demo"} |
This is a self-contained sample skill that the ragbot demo ships with. Its job is to show how ragbot discovers, indexes, and lists skills without requiring the user to install or configure anything.
Use this when:
A skill is a directory containing at least a SKILL.md with YAML
frontmatter (name, description, optional metadata). Skills can also
contain:
references/ directory of additional markdown documents.*.py, *.sh, etc.) that are indexed for
searchability but not inlined into compiled instructions.The ragbot indexer walks the whole tree, classifies each file (skill_md, reference, script, other), and tags every chunk with the skill name so queries can land on the right place.
By default, skills are discovered from:
~/.synthesis/skills/ — synthesis-engineering shared install~/.claude/skills/ — Claude Code private skills~/.claude/plugins/cache/<vendor>/skills/ — plugin-installedcompile-config.yamlWhen RAGBOT_DEMO=1, ragbot ignores those locations and uses only the
bundled demo/skills/ directory inside the repo. This is what lets
the demo run on any machine without leaking real skills into
screenshots.
This skill exists only so the demo has something to display. When you
build a real knowledge base, write your own skills as directories
under ~/.synthesis/skills/ (or your equivalent) and they'll be
discovered automatically.