skill-improve

To fix static and category failures in Codex skills, you can use an automated test-fix-retest loop. This approach runs diagnostic tests, proposes targeted modifications for SKILL.md files, and re-executes tests to verify the fixes.

The test-fix-retest loop for skill improvement is an automated cycle that diagnoses static and category failures. It executes skill-test commands, applies targeted fixes to SKILL.md files, and retests to decide whether to keep or revert changes.

You automate code quality checks for skills in the .agents/skills directory by running an automated diagnosis tool. It identifies exact failure points from static or category tests and generates precise modifications to achieve compliance.

Yes, you can automatically revert SKILL.md changes if a test fails. The test-fix-retest loop re-executes tests after applying fixes and automatically decides whether to keep the modifications or revert them based on the test verdict.

Yes, the skill improvement process requires user confirmation before modifying files. It handles user confirmation prompts when proposing and applying targeted fixes to SKILL.md files during the test-fix-retest cycle.

The best way to maintain a large collection of Codex skills is using an automated test-fix-retest mechanism. It systematically reduces static and category failures by diagnosing issues, generating targeted fixes, and verifying results without manual editing.