manage-skills

To detect verification skill drift, you can analyze session changes by mapping changed files to registered skills. This identifies coverage gaps, invalid references, and stale values, allowing you to update existing skills or suggest new ones for uncovered files.

Verification skill coverage gap detection is the process of identifying changed files not covered by any verification skill. It ensures your verification checks accurately reflect the current codebase state and highlights new patterns lacking corresponding tests.

You can fix invalid file references by analyzing session changes to find skills referencing deleted or moved files. The system flags these outdated references and updates the existing skills to match the current codebase structure.

Yes, this skill management tool works without external dependencies. It directly analyzes session changes and maps changed files to registered skills to identify coverage gaps and stale configuration values autonomously.

You should run a code maintenance check for stale configuration values when commands or settings no longer match the codebase. The skill flags these outdated values during session analysis to prevent verification gaps and outdated checks.

Yes, you can automatically suggest new skill creation for uncovered files. After detecting coverage gaps by mapping changed files, the system updates existing skills or recommends creating new ones to accurately reflect current codebase logic.