Detect a project's tech stack and load matching guidelines.
npx skills add https://github.com/DaichiHoshina/ai-tools --skill load-guidelines
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: load-guidelines Source: https://github.com/DaichiHoshina/ai-tools/tree/main/claude-code/skills/load-guidelines Command: npx skills add https://github.com/DaichiHoshina/ai-tools --skill load-guidelines
Automatically detect a project's tech stack and load only the relevant Claude guidelines into your session, reducing token usage and cognitive load.
Run /load-guidelines to apply project-specific guidelines based on detected tech stack.
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It detects your tech stack from files like package.json, go.mod, or Dockerfile and conditionally loads matching project guidelines into your session, minimizing token consumption and cognitive load.
You can reduce token consumption by using summary-only or full-detail modes to conditionally load only the guidelines relevant to your detected tech stack, rather than loading all project rules at once.
Yes, tech stack auto-detection works with Go and Docker environments by scanning for specific files like go.mod and Dockerfile to identify the project stack and load the appropriate guidelines.
The best way to apply context management for session-start workflows is to run an auto-load command that detects the project's tech stack and injects only the relevant guidelines, optimizing the available context window.
Yes, you can load a summary of project guidelines instead of full details because the Skill supports both summary-only and full-detail modes to control the amount of context injected into your session.
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