Agent Skills: skill-audit
Audit, design, categorize, distribute, and measure agent skills using lessons from Anthropic's Lessons from building Claude Code: How we use skills. Use when reviewing an existing skill, deciding whether a workflow deserves a skill, planning a skill library, turning team knowledge into skills, choosing skill categories, writing trigger descriptions, designing progressive disclosure, or planning skill marketplace and usage measurement.
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