fix(kyberforge): apply audit findings across skill factory trio
- skill-audit: promote internal-working gotcha to ## Gotchas section; narrow cross-plugin path check to exclude tests/ (dev-only, repo-level deps are expected); require tests/README.md to declare that dependency - skill-write/skill-improve: reorder descriptions to lead with "Use when..." for consistency with skill-audit and the agentskills.io spec trigger pattern - skill-write: add tests/README.md with self-contained bats setup instructions; remove cross-skill reference to skill-audit's tests/README.md Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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name: skill-improve
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description: >
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Apply evidence-based improvements to an existing skill. Use when the user
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says "improve this skill", "fix this skill based on feedback", "apply these
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audit findings", or "update the skill based on this grill output". Also use
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when the user provides inline feedback about a skill's behavior and wants it
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applied, or when a grill session, eval run, or audit has produced findings
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the user wants acted on — even if they don't say "improve" explicitly. Do
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not use when the user wants a read-only review only — use /skill-audit
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instead. Do not use when no improvement signals are present in the
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conversation or referenced files.
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Use when the user says "improve this skill", "fix this skill based on
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feedback", "apply these audit findings", or "update the skill based on this
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grill output". Also use when the user provides inline feedback about a skill's
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behavior and wants it applied, or when a grill session, eval run, or audit has
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produced findings the user wants acted on — even if they don't say "improve"
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explicitly. Applies evidence-based improvements to an existing skill. Do not
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use when the user wants a read-only review only — use /skill-audit instead.
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Do not use when no improvement signals are present in the conversation or
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referenced files.
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allowed-tools: Bash Read Write Edit
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metadata:
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category: factory
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