skill-team

Build domain-team skill directories with primary-source grounding and three-commit splits.

6|1|Updated Apr 2, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/kouko/monkey-skills --skill skill-team
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: skill-team
Source: https://github.com/kouko/monkey-skills/tree/main/domain-teams/skills/skill-team
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kouko/monkey-skills --skill skill-team

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Provides a disciplined, reviewable workflow for creating or refactoring domain-team skills so teams ship grounded, auditable skill directories instead of ad-hoc markdown collections. It prevents invented taxonomies, enforces primary-source grounding, and ensures changes are reviewable via a three-commit split and gate-driven verification.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Standards-first grounding: produce standards files with compact primary-source citations and tier declarations so workers and evaluators can act reliably.
  • Three-commit split & wiring: isolate standards, protocols/gates, and SKILL.md/version bump into separate commits for clear reviewability.
  • Agent orchestration & gates: launch worker/evaluator agents with file-path-based Resource Manifests and run SELF / MUST / SHOULD gates (completeness, commit-split validity, grounding, coherence).
  • Use case: refactor an existing domain-team to adopt ISTQB/Diátaxis/SRE grounding, adding standards, protocols, checklists, and rubrics in a 3-commit branch that updates the router and plugin version.

Quick Start

Use the skill-team skill to draft a grounding refactor plan for {team-name}, produce standards and protocol file deltas, and prepare a three-commit branch ready for gate verification.

Frequently Asked Questions about skill-team

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I structure domain-team skill directories with primary-source grounding?

Domain-team skills are grounded by generating standards files with primary-source citations and tier declarations, preventing invented taxonomies and ensuring worker and evaluator agents act reliably.

What is the three-commit split workflow for refactoring agent orchestration skills?

The three-commit split isolates standards, protocols and gates, and SKILL.md with version bumps into separate commits, producing a reviewable branch that passes SELF, MUST, and SHOULD gate verification for safe shipping.

How do I add quality gates and rubrics to existing domain-team skills?

Quality gates and rubrics are added by refactoring the skill directory to include protocols, checklists, and rubrics, then verifying completeness, commit-split validity, and coherence through SELF, MUST, and SHOULD gates.

Can I use worker and evaluator agent orchestration with file-path-based Resource Manifests?

Worker and evaluator agent orchestration is supported by launching agents with file-path-based Resource Manifests, enabling them to process standards, protocols, and gates defined within the domain-team skill directory structure.

When do I need primary-source grounding for standards-first skill authoring?

Primary-source grounding is needed when shipping domain-team skills that require auditable standards and protocols, preventing invented taxonomies and ensuring changes meet gate-driven verification before deployment.

Does this workflow support router discovery wiring for domain-team plugins?

Router discovery wiring is supported during the skill refactor, updating the router and plugin version alongside the three-commit split to ensure the newly grounded standards and protocols are correctly discovered and invoked.