Route user requests to existing, improved, or new skills via a 4-phase process.
npx skills add https://github.com/ramkrish0403/cimba --skill skillforge-ramkrish0403
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: skillforge Source: https://github.com/ramkrish0403/cimba/tree/main/.claude/skills/SkillForge Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ramkrish0403/cimba --skill skillforge-ramkrish0403
This Skill eliminates the confusion and wasted effort of finding, improving, or creating AI skills by intelligently analyzing any input and guiding you to the best solution.
Use SkillForge to create a new skill for automated code review.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To route user requests automatically, this skill analyzes prompts, errors, code, and URLs to determine the optimal action. It uses Phase 0 triage to prevent duplication and intelligently maps requests to existing functionalities.
The best way to create a new skill is using its rigorous 4-phase autonomous process. It employs deep iterative analysis with 11 thinking models, regression questioning, and a multi-agent synthesis panel to ensure robust and future-proof skill development.
Yes, you can improve existing skills. The triage mechanism evaluates your input and suggests improvements for current skills, analyzing them through an evolution lens to determine if they need updates or entirely new compositions.
Yes, it supports multi-agent workflows through its multi-agent synthesis panel. This feature ensures high-quality skill development and orchestration by leveraging multiple analytical perspectives during the creation process.
You should avoid creating a new skill when existing functionality already handles your request. The Phase 0 triage prevents duplication of existing features by automatically determining whether to use, improve, create, or compose skills.
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