菜单
Manage skill library. Routes natural language to skills:change (for on/off/reset/undo) or skills:list (for viewing outfit and history). Use when user says "equip", "add skill", "remove skill", "what skills do I have", "show available skills", "undo", etc.
用 Codex 或 Claude 帮你安装 复制这段 Prompt，粘贴到 Codex、Claude 或其他助手里，让它检查 Skill 页面并帮你完成安装。
基于 SOC 职业分类
| name | skills |
| description | Manage skill library. Routes natural language to skills:change (for on/off/reset/undo) or skills:list (for viewing outfit and history). Use when user says "equip", "add skill", "remove skill", "what skills do I have", "show available skills", "undo", etc. |
| allowed-tools | ["Bash(bun:*)"] |
This is the entry point for managing skills. Based on the user's intent, route to the appropriate sub-skill:
skills is a callable namespace root. Turning on skills equips both this router
and the descendant skills under skills:* through namespace targeting; it does
not need explicit dependencies frontmatter for those descendants.
/skills:change — All mutations: turn skills on/off, undo/redo changes
/skills:list — Read-only views: show outfit, history, token budget
/skills:doctor — Health checks
/skills:list/skills:change/skills:doctorDump a Claude Code session transcript as navigable Markdown, inspect CC task lists, or manage skill outfit and library (on/off/move/doctor). Use when user wants to review/analyze/export a session transcript, dump/open task files, or manage skills.
Turn skills on/off, move between scopes/commitments, undo/redo changes. Interprets user intent to determine the right shan CLI command. Use when user says "add", "equip", "enable", "remove", "disable", "undo", "clear all skills", "turn off everything", "move skill to project", "make skill core".
Run automated health checks on skill outfit. Use when user says "check skills", "diagnose skills", "skill problems", "doctor", "fix skills".
Show current skill outfit (core + pluggable status), character costs, and operation history. Use when user asks "what skills are on", "show my skills", "skill cost", "skill history".
TODO: Describe when this skill should be triggered. Include specific phrases, commands, or contexts that should activate it.