- Rewrite assets/templates/tests/README.md with correct repo-root context and SKILL_NAME placeholder in bats run command (was: `bats tests/`, wrong CWD) - Add sed substitution for tests/README.md in new-skill.sh so SKILL_NAME is replaced in scaffolded test docs; test added to new-skill.bats (red→green) - Remove /write-eval reference from skill-improve SKILL.md; reword as direct action since the skill does not exist in the kyberforge plugin - Remove self-referential README.md rows from skill-audit and skill-improve Files tables to match template and skill-write convention Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# skill-improve
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Apply evidence-based improvements to an existing skill using signals from the current session.
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## What it does
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Takes an existing skill directory and one or more improvement signals — grill output, audit findings, eval failures, human feedback, or inline session context — and applies targeted edits to the skill files. Groups signals by root cause before editing to avoid per-symptom patching. Hands off to `/skill-audit` when done.
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## Before you start
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Have at least one improvement signal ready: a grill session output, `/skill-audit` report, eval results, feedback.json, or inline feedback describing what went wrong. If you have no signals and want a blind review, use `/skill-audit` instead.
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## Usage
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```
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/skill-improve
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```
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Provide the skill directory path and any signal files in the conversation. The skill gathers signals from context — you don't need to paste them in a specific format.
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## Files
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| File | Purpose |
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| `SKILL.md` | Skill instructions for agents |
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