Agent Skills: skills-duplicate-detector
Find duplicate, near-duplicate, and functionally overlapping Claude Code skills in a collection. Use when auditing a skills library for redundancy, after bulk-downloading from multiple sources, or before committing new skills to a repository.
ID: jackspace/claudeskillz/skills-duplicate-detector
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