From auto-skill
Loads an auto-generated skill by name (partial match supported) into the current session for immediate use, outputting delimited instructions to activate it. Lists available skills if no name provided.
npx claudepluginhub matrixy/auto-skill# Load Auto-Generated Skill This command loads a previously generated skill into the current session, making it immediately active without requiring a restart. ## How It Works Skills in Claude Code are normally discovered at session start. This command bypasses that limitation by: 1. Retrieving the skill content from the registry 2. Outputting it with clear delimiters that signal "these are active instructions" 3. Making the skill immediately available for the current conversation ## Usage ### List Available Skills If no skill name is provided, list all available auto-generated skills:...
/fire-skillManages skills: create interactively/quick/from-session/summary, import from URL/file/marketplace, test/validate, list/filter, stats, export, browse, upgrade.
/discoverDiscovers new Claude Code skills beyond the core 8 matching a capability description (e.g., 'security audit') and returns ranked results for installation.
/create-skillCreates a new Claude Code skill directory from skill name, description/purpose, and optional documentation URLs. Generates SKILL.md with YAML frontmatter, quick start guide, critical rules, and known issues prevention.
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This command loads a previously generated skill into the current session, making it immediately active without requiring a restart.
Skills in Claude Code are normally discovered at session start. This command bypasses that limitation by:
If no skill name is provided, list all available auto-generated skills:
auto-skill discover
Display the output to the user so they can choose which skill to load.
If the user wants to find community skills, use Skills CLI:
npx skills find <query> # Interactive search
npx skills add owner/repo # Install skill
When a skill name is provided:
auto-skill load "<skill-name>"
IMPORTANT: The output from the auto-skill load command contains the skill instructions wrapped in clear delimiters (======). You should:
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SKILL LOADED: grep-edit-workflow-a1b2c3
Confidence: 85%
Tokens: ~500
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## Instructions
1. Search for the relevant patterns in the codebase
2. Read the relevant file(s) to understand the current state
3. Make the necessary edits to the file
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END OF SKILL INSTRUCTIONS - FOLLOW WHEN RELEVANT
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--rebuild flag if the registry seems out of date