Reveal available commands and active skills based on vault state.
npx skills add https://github.com/LopeWale/amplLABS --skill help-lopewale
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: help Source: https://github.com/LopeWale/amplLABS/tree/main/.claude/skills/help Command: npx skills add https://github.com/LopeWale/amplLABS --skill help-lopewale
Contextual guidance and command discovery for a knowledge vault. It helps first-time users learn available commands, active skills, and intelligent suggestions based on vault state.
Tell me what you want to do and I will show you the available commands and how to begin.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can discover available commands in a knowledge vault by requesting contextual guidance. The system surfaces core, processing, maintenance, and meta commands dynamically based on your current vault state.
The best way to get onboarding guidance is to use a discovery mode that adapts to your progress. Narrative, contextual, and compact modes reveal active skills and provide a clear path to start using the system.
Yes, you can get smart suggestions based on your current vault state. The system respects safety constraints and allowed tools to render dynamic suggestions that drive action for interactive use.
Yes, the guidance system adapts to different user experience levels. It operates in narrative, contextual, and compact modes to deliver command discovery and intelligent suggestions tailored to user progress.
To find active skills in your knowledge vault, request contextual guidance. The system analyzes the vault state and surfaces available skills alongside core, processing, and maintenance commands for interactive use.
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