Map tasks to domain skills and detect coverage gaps.
npx skills add https://github.com/aRustyDev/git-atomic --skill meta-skill-gaps-dev
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: meta-skill-gaps-dev Source: https://github.com/aRustyDev/git-atomic/tree/main/.claude/skills/meta-skill-gaps-dev Command: npx skills add https://github.com/aRustyDev/git-atomic --skill meta-skill-gaps-dev
Identify skill coverage gaps and improvement opportunities.
Run a gap analysis on a multi-domain task to identify missing skills, then draft a skill-gap issue for the missing domain.
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Skill gap detection identifies missing domain skills by mapping multi-domain tasks to existing taxonomy coverage. It evaluates effectiveness and classifies gap types to highlight where required capabilities are absent.
To create actionable skill-gap issues, run a gap analysis on your multi-domain task to detect missing skills, then draft an issue tracking the specific domain deficiency to guide targeted improvements.
Yes, you can integrate feedback from task outcomes into your workflow to refine skill coverage. This feedback-driven process captures lessons learned to reduce future gaps and improve derivative planning.
The best way to plan derivative skills is to map tasks to domain skills, detect coverage gaps, and propose domain-specific skill variants designed to close those specific capability gaps.
No, this skill gap analysis operates independently without requiring external dependencies or pre-configured components, allowing you to directly map taxonomy requirements and detect missing skills.
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