ck:ck-help

You can find ClaudeKit commands by running a discovery query with a category, command name, or task description. The skill scans .claude/skills directories, parses SKILL.md frontmatter, and aggregates the results into a searchable catalog for quick lookup.

Fuzzy matching and synonym expansion work by taking your short task description or command query, parsing available skill metadata, and expanding the search terms to return relevant commands, usage hints, and next-step suggestions.

Yes, you can get task-based recommendations by providing a short task description. The skill scans available workflows, applies fuzzy matching against your input, and prescribes relevant skills along with guided presentation markers for your developer workflow.

The best way to inspect subcommand details is to query the skill with a specific command name or category. It parses the SKILL.md frontmatter, detects output-type markers, and prescribes how to present comprehensive docs and command details for your project.

No external dependencies are required to run skill discovery and contextual help. The skill operates independently using built-in scripts to scan your project's .claude/skills directories, parse frontmatter, and emit output-type markers to guide command usage.