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To list available skills and see shipped vs planned statuses, invoke the help command to enumerate native capabilities. It reads frontmatter metadata and the current skill surface to display which features are ready for use now and which are still in the planning phase.

Discovering what the avad platform can do is done by querying the skill surface for a full enumeration of native capabilities. This provides quick visibility into available features, allowing you to understand the platform's current scope and planned roadmap at a single glance.

Getting started with finding native skills requires asking for a discovery list of shipped and planned capabilities. The system applies frontmatter metadata to enumerate available features, giving you a clear status overview to identify the right tools for your workflow immediately.

Checking the development status of planned capabilities before building a workflow is fully supported. The enumeration feature relies on frontmatter metadata to distinguish between shipped skills ready for deployment and planned skills still under development, preventing reliance on unavailable features.

The skill discovery process requires no external dependencies or components to function. It operates natively by reading existing frontmatter metadata and the current skill surface, allowing you to enumerate shipped and planned capabilities without any additional environment setup or installation.

A planned skill shows up in your discovery list because the enumeration mechanism reads frontmatter metadata to provide complete roadmap visibility. It intentionally displays both shipped native skills and planned capabilities side by side, ensuring you know exactly what features are currently unavailable but scheduled.