skill-improve

Automate skill improvement by running a test-fix-retest loop that baselines static checks, diagnoses frontmatter and structural gaps, applies targeted fixes, and revalidates scores to decide whether to keep or revert changes.

A test-fix-retest cycle for quality assurance executes baseline testing on a skill definition, applies targeted fixes to diagnosed gaps, and runs revalidation to ensure score improvement before keeping or reverting changes.

Systematically diagnose and fix gaps in skill definitions by parsing arguments, running static checks and category rubrics, identifying frontmatter and structural deficiencies, and proposing targeted fixes for retesting.

Yes, you can iteratively improve skills stored in .github/skills by invoking the skill-improve command with the target skill name, which integrates with /skill-test tooling to enforce a structured multi-phase improvement process.

Yes, the skill improvement process re-tests after each targeted fix and automatically decides to keep or revert changes based on whether the quality assurance score actually improves during revalidation.