skill-stocktake

To audit Claude skills for quality and detect stale markdown files, you can run a batch evaluation that scans all skill definitions, extracts frontmatter, and applies checklist-guided holistic judgment to generate decision-ready verdicts.

Finding overlapping or redundant Claude skills requires a full stocktake inventory that scans all markdown files, evaluates recent usage frequency, and flags overlapping definitions for potential merging or retirement decisions.

Checking if a skill markdown file changed since the last audit utilizes a quick scan workflow that compares evaluated timestamps against cached results, re-evaluating only modified files to save processing time.

Yes, the skill auditing workflow requires jq to parse the JSON-formatted per-skill verdicts and reason fields generated during the deterministic scanning, diffing, and batch evaluation processes.

Consolidating Keep, Improve, Update, or Retire decisions for multiple Claude skills is achieved by generating JSON-formatted per-skill verdicts with reason fields that provide actionable, decision-ready outputs from the batch evaluation.

Yes, you can resume a full stocktake evaluation if batch processing is interrupted, because the workflow includes resume capability for long runs alongside cached results tracking via evaluated timestamps.