skill-improver

To automatically apply an improvement plan, use a skill-improver to parse improvement-plan markdown files, group prioritized changes by file, and coordinate edits across SKILL.md, references, scripts, and examples. It backs up originals, executes edits, and generates a detailed update report.

Resolving conflicting edits during bulk updates is handled by parsing YAML frontmatter and code blocks, then applying priority rules to group changes by file. The process detects conflicts, backs up files, performs safe edits, and validates YAML and file integrity.

Yes, you need yq installed as a dependency to parse YAML frontmatter and validate file integrity. The skill-improver relies on yq to process improvement-plan files and ensure updates preserve skill structure during maintenance workflows.

Applying a quality-review improvement plan preserves skill integrity by backing up original files before executing edits, validating YAML structure, and running verification checks. It generates an update report documenting applied changes, skipped items, and backup locations.

Yes, you can use it to fix YAML frontmatter and writing-style issues across multiple skill files. It groups changes by file targets, creates new files if needed, and performs safe bulk edits while generating a detailed update report.

Improvement items are skipped during automated skill maintenance when conflicts cannot be resolved by priority rules or verification checks fail. The generated update report documents these skipped items, conflicts, and backup locations for manual review.