profile-browser

Name: profile-browser
Availability: InStock
Author: botminter

Browse and summarize BotMinter profile manifests, roles, and statuses.

18|4|Updated Feb 23, 2026

Search Tags:#comparison #manifest #roles #profiles #statuses #botminter

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npx skills add https://github.com/botminter/botminter --skill profile-browser

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Skill: profile-browser
Source: https://github.com/botminter/botminter/tree/main/minty/.claude/skills/profile-browser
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/botminter/botminter --skill profile-browser

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Helps operators discover and understand installed BotMinter profiles by reading profile manifests and associated documentation so they don't need to inspect files manually to learn roles, workflows, and agent configuration.

Core Features & Use Cases

List installed profiles from the local profiles directory.
Read and summarize profile manifests (roles, statuses, labels, coding agents) and surface process documentation and role member skeletons.
Compare profiles side-by-side to decide which methodology fits a team or project, and show the files provisioned for each role.
Use case: pick or compare onboarding profiles before running bm init for a new project.

Quick Start

List all installed profiles and summarize each profile's roles, statuses, and coding agents.

Frequently Asked Questions about profile-browser

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

FAQPage Schema

How do I list installed BotMinter profiles and see their roles and statuses?▼

You can list installed BotMinter profiles and summarize their roles, statuses, and coding agents by reading the local profile directory at ~/.config/botminter/profiles. The tool returns structured summaries of each profile's manifest for quick operator review.

What is the best way to compare BotMinter profiles side-by-side before running a project init?▼

Comparing BotMinter profiles side-by-side surfaces the files provisioned for each role, process definitions, and manifest configurations. This comparison helps you decide which methodology fits a team or project before executing bm init for a new project.

How do I read a BotMinter profile manifest without manually inspecting files?▼

Reading a BotMinter profile manifest is done by automatically parsing botminter.yml, PROCESS.md, and roles/ directories. The tool extracts roles, labels, statuses, and role member skeletons, returning a structured summary so manual file inspection is unnecessary.

Can I use profile browsing to check process definitions and role members before applying a profile?▼

Yes, browsing a profile reads process documentation from PROCESS.md and extracts role member skeletons from the roles/ and knowledge/ directories. This provides a complete view of the workflow and agent configuration before you apply the profile.

What files and directories are required to browse and summarize a BotMinter profile?▼

Browsing a BotMinter profile requires read access to the profile manifest botminter.yml, PROCESS.md, and associated roles/ and knowledge/ directories. These files must exist under the local ~/.config/botminter/profiles directory for the tool to extract roles and statuses.