review-skill-request

To review a Skill request form, you can use an intake workflow validation process that checks the completed form for completeness, detects ambiguities, assesses implementation feasibility, and writes structured findings into a response file for follow-up.

Yes, feasibility assessment includes searching configured Skill and plugin directories to find existing local Skills or related official plugins, documenting any overlaps so teams avoid building redundant solutions before development starts.

A Skill intake workflow is a structured review process needed when a teammate submits a new Skill proposal, designed to catch missing details, unclear requirements, and feasibility issues in the request form before any build work begins.

You document gaps and risks by validating the completed request form, identifying ambiguities, checking for existing solutions, and writing structured questions, issues, suggestions, and implementation direction into a dedicated response file.

Automated requirements analysis relies on reading the completed request form and optionally selecting a target folder, meaning it cannot assess risks for missing form inputs and requires configured Skill and plugin directories to exist for accurate overlap detection.

The Skill can run without configured directories but its existing solution research capability, which searches local kits and official plugins to document overlaps, requires those directories to be properly configured to yield accurate comparison results.