harnesscp-skills

Analyze project workflows and decompose them into atomic Copilot skills.

Updated Mar 31, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/LSDIPPOLLC/harness-cp --skill harnesscp-skills
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: harnesscp-skills
Source: https://github.com/LSDIPPOLLC/harness-cp/tree/main/.github/skills/harnesscp-skills
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/LSDIPPOLLC/harness-cp --skill harnesscp-skills

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill helps teams turn scattered, repetitive AI requests into a coherent set of reusable Copilot skills, so the right workflow loads automatically instead of being re-explained every time.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Workflow discovery: Identify the 3 to 5 tasks people ask for most often and map them to reusable skills.
  • Skill decomposition: Split broad work into atomic skills, composed workflows, and routing entry points.
  • Trigger design: Write precise descriptions that improve auto-invocation and reduce overlap between skills.
  • System planning: Decide when to use skills, prompts, instructions, agents, or companion files.
  • Use case: A team with too many overlapping Copilot prompts can use this skill to reorganize them into a cleaner, easier-to-maintain skill library.

Quick Start

Ask the assistant to review your project and propose the Copilot skills you need, including trigger wording, boundaries, and companion resources for each one.

Frequently Asked Questions about harnesscp-skills

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I organize overlapping Copilot prompts into a reusable skill library?

To organize overlapping Copilot prompts, analyze your project workflows and decompose broad work into atomic skills, composed workflows, and routing entry points. This reduces trigger overlap and ensures the right workflow loads automatically without being re-explained.

What is the difference between Copilot skills, prompts, instructions, and agents?

The difference between Copilot skills, prompts, instructions, and agents lies in their system planning scope. Skills are atomic reusable workflows, while system planning defines clear separation between them, prompts, instructions, agents, and companion files based on specific task requirements.

How do I write Copilot skill triggers that auto-invoke correctly?

To write Copilot skill triggers that auto-invoke correctly, focus on trigger design by writing precise descriptions for trigger-specific SKILL.md files. This improves auto-invocation accuracy and reduces overlap between multiple skills competing for the same workflow.

Can I use this workflow analysis for a VS Code Copilot repository?

Yes, you can use this workflow analysis for a VS Code Copilot repository. It explicitly applies to repositories needing atomic skills, composed workflows, routing entry points, and companion resource planning for VS Code Copilot integrations.

What's the best way to decompose broad project workflows into atomic skills?

The best way to decompose broad project workflows into atomic skills is by identifying the 3 to 5 most requested tasks. Map them to reusable skills, then split the work into atomic skills, composed workflows, and routing entry points for clear separation.