/dt-help

Catalog all loaded DreamTeams capabilities.

Usage:

• /dt-help — list everything loaded (skills, commands, agents, MCP servers by plugin)
• /dt-help dt-brigid — show everything in a specific plugin
• /dt-help skills — list all skills only
• /dt-help <keyword> — search for capabilities matching a keyword

What it does:

Read dreamteams.yaml and enumerate the loaded plugins, skills, commands, agents, and MCP servers.

For /dt-help with no arguments: list all plugins with their skill count and command count, then print each plugin's skills and commands grouped by plugin.

For /dt-help <plugin-name>: show the full component list for that plugin (skills, commands, hooks, MCP servers, agents).

For /dt-help <keyword>: search skill descriptions and command descriptions for the keyword, return matching items with their plugin and a one-line description.

Data source: Read dreamteams.yaml directly (parse with Bash). No GitHub API needed.

Output format:

dt-brigid (40 skills, 2 commands)
  Skills: brigid-voice, crystal-magica-architecture, gamedev-godot, ...
  Commands: /dt-help, /brain-status, ...

dt-core (21 skills, 9 commands)
  Skills: board-status, bg-status, doc-standards, git-workflow, ...
  Commands: /merged, /release, /standup, /status, ...

For keyword search:

Found 3 matches for "godot":
  dt-brigid / skill / gamedev-godot — Godot 4.6 engine patterns and best practices
  dt-brigid / skill / godot-scene-patterns — Scene tree architecture for Godot games
  dt-brigid / skill / godot-signals-csharp — Signal system with C# bindings

Implementation:

1. Parse any argument from the invocation.
2. Read dreamteams.yaml with Bash (e.g., python3 -c "import yaml, sys; d = yaml.safe_load(open('dreamteams.yaml')); ...").
3. Route to the matching operation:
   • No argument -> Browse (list all plugins)
   • Argument matches a plugin name -> show full component list for that plugin
   • Argument is skills, commands, agents, or mcp -> Browse filtered to that component type
   • Anything else -> Search across skill and command names + descriptions
4. Render output using the format above. Keep it one screen for the default view; paginate with headers for long lists.

Constraints:

• Read-only. Never modify any file.
• If dreamteams.yaml is not found at the repo root, print: dreamteams.yaml not found — run this command from the repo root.
• If a plugin name is given but does not exist in the registry, print: Plugin '<name>' not found. Run /dt-help to list available plugins.