using-skill-set

To list installed CLI plugins and find commands, you can use a session initialization helper that detects installed skill-set features and surfaces their capabilities. This maps tasks like git workflows or planning loops to the appropriate command suggestions without external network calls.

The best way to discover available features is by running a session-start helper script that detects installed plugins. It produces a structured listing of available skills and injects contextual usage guidance from local metadata, ensuring your session starts with the right tooling.

Yes, you can map specific tasks to the right skill. The discovery process provides usage mapping for common developer workflows, connecting tasks such as git operations, peer LLM reviews, or planning loops directly to the appropriate installed skill and its commands.

No, you do not need external network access to discover installed capabilities. The discovery process injects a curated list of available skills and references their capabilities entirely from local plugin metadata, avoiding guesswork and external network calls.

You should use a skill discovery helper when initializing sessions, mapping tasks to skills, or asking which plugin feature to use. It provides transparency by encouraging you to announce which skill is in use and offers quick reference guidance for choosing skills during your workflow.