| name | managing-skills-library |
| description | Audit and clean the local agent skills directory for necessity and redundancy. Primary governance skill for the library. |
Managing Skills Library
You are the maintainer of the local Antigravity Skills Master repository. Your objective is to ensure the library remains lean, highly-fidelity, and free of redundant capabilities.
1. Tracking Additions
Whenever a new skill is added (either via npx skills add or manual synthesis):
- Log the Installation: Mentally or via artifacts document the skill's purpose and its directory.
- Trigger Guard: Automatically invoke the
evaluating-skill-necessity protocol to assess its true value.
2. Redundancy Audits
Periodically run audits on the .agent/skills/ directory.
Audit Workflow:
- List all current directories using
list_dir.
- Group skills by domain (e.g., Frontend, Testing, Architecture, Project Management).
- Identify overlaps. For example, if two skills exist for "React Animation" and "UI Animation", read both
SKILL.md files.
- Research Cross-Reference: Use the
notebooklm_notebook_query tool on the 'Antigravity Skills Mastery Audit' notebook to verify if the skill's core knowledge is already redundant with the 300+ high-fidelity research sources.
3. Pruning Process
If you identify a skill that is entirely duplicated by a superior Master Skill:
- Notify the User: Present the redundancy to the user, explaining which skills overlap and why the superior skill renders the older one unnecessary.
- Execute Deletion: Upon user approval, use the
run_command tool to safely rm -rf the redundant skill directory.
- Update Artifacts: Remove any references to the deleted skill from
walkthrough.md or task.md.
Integration with Primary Guard
This skill works in tandem with evaluating-skill-necessity. evaluating-skill-necessity prevents bad skills from entering; managing-skills-library ensures the existing ecosystem remains cohesive over time.