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To discover available skills and plan workflows, you can parse SKILL.md frontmatter and plugin manifests. This generates an organized catalog with structured metadata, tier groupings, and potential invocation pipelines for quick overviews.

The best way to catalog skills by tier is to read plugin manifests and SKILL.md frontmatter. This groups skills hierarchically and suggests both composite pipelines and granular options to streamline user onboarding and workflow assembly.

You get invocation examples and guidance by requesting an overview of cataloged skills. The system provides structured metadata including argument hints and potential pipelines, suggesting composite flows for goals ranging from quick lookups to full plan/build sequences.

Yes, you can see a quick overview of all skills by reading SKILL.md frontmatter. The cataloging process extracts structured metadata including name, description, argument hints, tier, type, and potential pipelines for invocation.

Yes, organizing the skill ecosystem works without external dependencies. The skill internally parses plugin manifests and SKILL.md frontmatter to generate structured metadata and hierarchical tier groupings for new users.

You should not use a cataloging approach when skills lack SKILL.md frontmatter or plugin manifests. The system relies on parsing these specific formats to generate structured metadata, tier groupings, and workflow pipelines.