related-skills-surfacer

You can find community skills for a specific legal workflow task by asking your assistant directly; the system applies registry-backed matching to compare your recent activity with skill descriptions. It outputs recommendations with an installer hint and a next-steps decision tree.

Legal skill recommendations avoid suggesting irrelevant practice area tools by applying practice-profile aware filtering. This mechanism prevents suggesting litigation tools for a transactional workflow by matching recommendations against your installed profile.

You can disable passive community skill surfacing after a workflow finishes by adjusting settings in the hub's CLAUDE configuration. The system also uses a persisted surfaced.json file to ensure matched skills are mentioned only once per user decision.

The best way to see alternative community plugins for legal work without being interrupted uses one-time non-annoying output control. It surfaces strong matches based on task overlap while tracking mentions in surfaced.json to prevent repeated suggestions.

Skill recommendation matching requires a practice profile setup to filter results effectively. The system uses your installed practice profile to prevent mismatched suggestions, such as recommending litigation tools during a transactional workflow.