related-skills-surfacer

Name: related-skills-surfacer
Availability: InStock
Author: Yachela

Suggest relevant community skills from registry matches based on recent legal-build activity.

Updated May 26, 2026

Search Tags:#skill discovery #recommendations #legal workflow #plugin integration #practice profile #registry matching #attorney tooling

Ready to run

npx skills add https://github.com/yachela/claude-for-legal-ar --skill related-skills-surfacer-yachela

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Skill: related-skills-surfacer
Source: https://github.com/yachela/claude-for-legal-ar/tree/main/legal-builder-hub/skills/related-skills-surfacer
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/yachela/claude-for-legal-ar --skill related-skills-surfacer-yachela

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill reduces duplicated effort by helping users discover community-built skills that are relevant to what they just worked on.

Core Features & Use Cases

Related-skill discovery (strong matches only): Surfaces a community skill only when there is strong overlap between the current task and candidate skills, avoiding noisy recommendations.
Practice-profile aware filtering: Matches recommendations to the user’s practice profile so litigation-oriented skills aren’t suggested for transactional workflows.
Non-intrusive, user-controlled surfacing: Mentions a related skill once per surfaced item and can be filtered or disabled via the local CLAUDE.md notification settings.
Works as a standalone or end-of-workflow helper: Can be invoked directly by user request, and other plugins can optionally call it via a Stop hook (not wired by default).
Evidence-based recommendation formatting: Provides a one-line explanation and the registry skill name with an install command hint when a strong match is found.

Quick Start

Ask: “Is there a community skill for this?” after completing your legal-build task, or invoke it directly and share what you were just doing.

Frequently Asked Questions about related-skills-surfacer

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

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How do I find community skills for a legal workflow I just finished?▼

To find community skills for a legal workflow, you can ask if a community skill exists for your current task or invoke the related-skills-surfacer directly. It analyzes your recent legal-build activity and surfaces a strong matching skill recommendation with an install command hint.

How does practice-profile aware filtering work for legal skill recommendations?▼

Practice-profile aware filtering matches recommendations to your specific legal focus, ensuring litigation-oriented skills are not suggested for transactional workflows. It loads your practice profile from the local CLAUDE.md file to filter registry matches accurately.

Can I use related-skill discovery as an end-of-task helper in my legal-builder plugin?▼

Yes, related-skill discovery works as a standalone or end-of-task helper in legal-builder plugins. Other plugins can optionally call it via a Stop hook, though this is not wired by default, keeping the surfacing non-intrusive and user-controlled.

What's the best way to avoid noisy recommendations when discovering legal registry skills?▼

To avoid noisy recommendations when discovering legal registry skills, use a tool that applies a strong-threshold filter for registry cache matching. This ensures a community skill is only surfaced when there is strong overlap with your current task.

Do I need a local CLAUDE.md file to receive attorney tooling skill suggestions?▼

Yes, you need a local CLAUDE.md file to receive attorney tooling skill suggestions. The skill requires practice-profile loading from this file to match recommendations to your workflow, and you can filter or disable notifications within its settings.

Why does my legal skill recommendation only show one surfaced item at a time?▼

Your legal skill recommendation shows one surfaced item at a time to provide a single, non-repeating recommendation with a clear install command hint. This evidence-based formatting includes a one-line explanation and the registry skill name to prevent notification fatigue.