What problem does it solve?
Traditional procedural skills are document-oriented and consume around 2500 tokens, diluting the behavioral control signals that actually influence model reasoning. This Skill distills them into compact strategy genes of 200-300 tokens based on the Gene Evolution Protocol (GEP), maximizing control signal density per token.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Skill-to-Gene Distillation: Analyzes a full skill package (SKILL.md, references, scripts), locates sparse control signals in workflow sections, and splits them into atomic genes by functional domain.
- GEP-Compliant Gene Formatting: Generates genes with standardized metadata headers, strategy-gene tag bodies, ordered strategy steps, and embedded AVOID failure warnings.
- Coverage Validation: Verifies that distilled genes cover the original skill's effective control signals, meet token budgets, and follow structural conventions.
- Use Case: Given a verbose 2500-token documentation-style skill, convert it into a registry of 5-7 atomic genes with a GENES.md dispatch table, reducing inference-time token cost while improving behavioral control.
Quick Start
Convert my existing procedural skill in the target directory into a set of compact strategy genes following the GEP protocol.