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Skill Craft

Review skills before release

Review agent skills as behavior before publishing. Skill Craft audits triggers, workflow safety, context cost, testing evidence, and approval readiness through a fixed ten-dimension report. It also provides a separate five-part walkthrough in the reader's language, and an approval gate that reads the review, tests, and diff and says how much a human must read before approving: none, a few pointed lines, or a deep read. Results support a human decision; they are not a security certification.

Install

  1. 1Add it in ChatGPT

    Open Plugins in the ChatGPT sidebar (web or desktop), search for “Skill Craft” and select +. You'll be asked to sign in to any connected service on first use. Then type @ in a chat to call it.

Skills 3

  • skill-approval-gate

    Use when a human must decide whether to approve a reviewed agent skill, slash command, or plugin and wants to know how much they personally have to read first — when someone asks what to look at before approving, whether they can approve without rereading a long or revised skill, which sections or lines need their eyes, how much attention a diff or a new permission deserves, or whether the review, tests, and walkthrough are enough to approve. Not for producing the review verdict (skill-craft-review) or explaining the skill (skill-walkthrough).

  • skill-craft-review

    Use when reviewing, auditing, or giving feedback on an agent skill (SKILL.md file), slash command, or plugin — before merging or publishing one, when a skill never triggers, misfires, or bloats context, or when asked whether a skill or plugin is well designed, safe to approve, or ready to ship.

  • skill-walkthrough

    Use when a human wants a guided, well-organized read of an agent skill, slash command, or plugin — when someone asks to walk through or explain a skill, when a long skill file should be read in clear ordered parts, when someone asks what a skill actually does or what it can touch, when the reader prefers the walkthrough in a specific language, or when a current and a proposed version need comparing.

Things to ask

  • “Review this agent skill and tell me whether it is ready to publish.”
  • “Walk me through this skill in Arabic and explain what it can touch.”
  • “Compare these two skill versions and explain what changed.”

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