related-skills-surfacer

To get community skill recommendations, the system compares your current task context against an internal registry cache of installed and available community skills to surface relevant suggestions.

The best way to provide non-intrusive guidance is to integrate the skill as a stop hook in your plugin workflows, surfacing a single relevant suggestion at natural points to avoid noise.

You need context-aware skill discovery after completing a task when you want to reduce duplication, accelerate capability reuse, and find related community skills from the registry.

The skill discovery process requires an internal registry cache and a skills profile to compare task context against available community skills, but lists no external dependencies or components.

Yes, you can integrate skill recommendations directly by applying the system as a stop hook within other plugin workflows to provide non-intrusive guidance after tasks complete.

The system relies on an internal registry cache and a skills profile for matching, meaning the quality of community skill suggestions is limited by the freshness of the cached registry data.