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To prune duplicates and archive stale CKS entries, the Skill audits entry metadata like usage_count and last_used_at, detects redundant or outdated content, and proposes safe archiving actions through an interactive confirmation workflow.

Knowledge hygiene for SKILL.md is the process of reducing knowledge entropy by pruning duplicates, archiving stale lessons, and promoting high-value patterns. You should run it during regular cycles or after bursts of new lessons.

Promote high-value patterns in SKILL.md by auditing lesson metadata like section, text, and last_touched dates to identify hot entries, then using the generated garden report to guide which patterns to elevate.

Yes, auditing CKS entries requires an inventory containing specific metadata fields: id, title, created_at, last_used_at, and usage_count to accurately detect duplicates, stale content, and hot entries.

The best way to reduce knowledge entropy is scheduling a weekly garden pass to inventory both CKS and SKILL.md, detect duplicates and stale content, and execute interactive action proposals for pruning and archiving.

Yes, the Skill uses an interactive confirmation workflow that reviews detected duplicates and stale content, presenting action proposals and a final garden report so you can safely approve pruning and archiving.