Emit a sentinel matching the active skill directory name once per response.
npx skills add https://github.com/ChoshimWy/iOSAgentSkills --skill shared-sentinel
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: _shared-sentinel Source: https://github.com/ChoshimWy/iOSAgentSkills/tree/main/skills/_shared-sentinel Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ChoshimWy/iOSAgentSkills --skill shared-sentinel
This skill serves as an internal sentinel fragment used to verify that other skills are loaded and active. It is generally not meant to be triggered directly.
Instruct the AI to emit the sentinel only when the target skill is active, using the format // skill-used: <SKILL_NAME>.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To verify the active skill during debugging, you can use a sentinel mechanism that emits an identifier matching the active skill directory name, ensuring reliable detection in composite integration scenarios.
A sentinel in skill loading is a marker emitted only when its corresponding skill is actively loaded, providing visibility of the responsible skill during integration testing and validation of skill routing.
You output a sentinel by instructing the AI to emit the format // skill-used: <SKILL_NAME> when the target skill is active, ensuring the marker matches the active skill directory name.
No, you cannot emit multiple sentinels in one response because the system enforces a single-sentinel policy, allowing the sentinel to appear at most once to indicate the responsible skill.
You need skill verification for automation workflows when multiple skills may be loaded simultaneously, requiring a sentinel to ensure visibility of the responsible skill and validate routing in debugging scenarios.
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