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skill-improve

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Improves a skill or agent with a test → fix → retest loop: runs /skill-test static (+category/spec), proposes targeted edits, applies them with approval, re-tests, keeps or reverts by score. Use after a failed /skill-test or after editing skills or agents.

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SKILL.md

Skill Improve

Reply in the project conversation language (CLAUDE.md → Language); code, identifiers, paths and commit messages stay in English.

Phase 1: Target

<name> → the skill's SKILL.md (kit skills/<name>/, copy mode .claude/skills/<name>/); agent:<name> → the agent file. Missing → stop.

Phase 2: Baseline

/skill-test static <name> (or agent <name>), then category/spec when a spec exists. Record the score: FAIL/WARN per check and metric.

Phase 3: Edits

Before the first edit, record whether the file already had uncommitted changes (git diff --quiet -- <file>; exit 1 = it had) — Phase 4 needs it. For every FAIL/WARN — a targeted change (add "May I write?", a phase, a verdict, a reference link, a next step, refine argument-hint, add a missing frontmatter field). Never rewrite the whole skill. Show the diff; "May I write?" as one AskUserQuestion: apply (Recommended) · apply part (say which) · skip. After the "write" answer: touch .claude/.write-consent (rule 7).

Phase 4: Retest

Repeat the checks; score improved → keep, otherwise revert this iteration's edit with an explanation: apply the reverse of the Phase 3 diff, or git checkout -- <file> only when Phase 3 recorded no uncommitted changes and this is the first iteration (otherwise it also discards the kept iterations and the user's own edits). Up to --max-iterations (default 2).

Phase 5: Catalog

Update last_* in the framework's catalog.yaml (the framework directory as /skill-test defines it: ./testing, ./web-studio-testing or the plugin root's testing/) behind one AskUserQuestion — update the catalog (Recommended) · do not write — with touch .claude/.write-consent after the "update" answer; if no spec exists — offer to create one from the framework's templates/skill-test-spec.md (for an agent agent-test-spec.md).

Verdict: IMPROVED (a→b) | NO CHANGE | REVERTED. Next step — one AskUserQuestion: /skill-test audit (Recommended) · /skill-improve <next name> · stop here.

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