Categorizes input items into predefined rubric-based verdicts, emitting grouped results with bolded labels.
npx skills add https://github.com/tyevans/tackline --skill assess-tyevans
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: assess Source: https://github.com/tyevans/tackline/tree/main/skills/core/assess Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tyevans/tackline --skill assess-tyevans
This Skill provides a structured way to categorize items based on predefined criteria, moving beyond simple ranking or filtering to assign qualitative verdicts.
Use the assess skill to categorize the following items by severity: critical, warning, suggestion.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To categorize items against a custom rubric, you provide a predefined set of criteria alongside your items, and the system evaluates and assigns qualitative verdicts like 'critical' or 'warning' to each item.
Yes, you can triage user feedback by assigning qualitative verdicts rather than numerical scores, grouping items into discrete categories like 'high priority' or 'suggestion' based on your defined rubric.
Evaluating issue readiness against defined standards is best handled by rubric-based evaluation, which parses your items and emits categorized outputs with bolded verdicts for easy distribution analysis.
This categorization tool requires parsing upstream pipe-formatted output or arguments as both the rubric and the item source to successfully evaluate and categorize your data.
After rubric-based evaluation, categorized items are presented grouped by their assigned verdict, making it easy to understand the distribution of assessments across the evaluated categories.
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