skill-quality-auditor

To audit agent skills, you can evaluate them using a 9-dimension quality framework that scores knowledge delta, mindset, and anti-patterns. This process generates actionable remediation plans to ensure skills meet A-grade publication standards.

The best way to detect duplicate content is using an automated skill audit tool that flags redundant information across your repository. This identifies overlapping skills before publication to maintain content uniqueness.

You can enforce CI quality gates by running an automated validation process that checks SKILL.md files against artifact conventions and tessl registry compliance. This ensures only A-grade skills pass the pipeline.

Yes, you need git, jq, and bun installed in your environment to run the skill quality audit. These dependencies are required to parse artifacts, track score trends, and execute remediation scripts.

A 9-dimension quality framework evaluates agent skills by scoring criteria like Knowledge Delta, Mindset, and Anti-Patterns against established best practices. This generates a baseline score to track quality trends and identify specific improvement areas.

Agent skills fail quality gates during CI/CD when they do not meet artifact conventions, contain duplicate content, or fall below A-grade scoring in the 9-dimension audit. Run a remediation plan to identify and fix specific compliance failures.