Skills for creating, testing, packaging, publishing, auditing, and visualizing skill libraries.
Use when reviewing one skill or a skill library for structural, safety, linkage, size, or static trigger-boundary problems.
Use when creating, updating, splitting, merging, or restructuring an agent skill or skill library.
Use when making a skill repository installable or public: manifests, README, artifacts, releases, publishing, or package checks.
Use when checking whether a skill activates, avoids false activation, improves outcomes, or works in an isolated agent environment.
Use when viewing skill inventory/usage/test status, or reviewing delete/downgrade/merge/projectize candidates.
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Skills for your skills.
Full-lifecycle management for Agent Skill libraries.
Test and audit Agent Skills before shipping. Catch bad triggers, weak evidence, and packaging defects—locally.
Visualize usage and test status across your library, then surface evidence-backed cleanup candidates.
Writing one Agent Skill is easy. Maintaining twenty is harder.
As your library grows, three questions matter:
Skill2 treats Agent Skills as testable, auditable software units. Five focused Skills help agents create, test, audit, package, and visualize a library—while deterministic scripts keep evidence reproducible and local.
/plugin marketplace add blackblue-labs/skill2
/plugin install skill2@skill2-marketplace
Installs five self-contained Skills.
npx skills add blackblue-labs/skill2 -g -a codex -y
Copies the five self-contained Skills for Codex.
git clone https://github.com/blackblue-labs/skill2.git ~/.skill2 && ~/.skill2/install.sh
Copies Skills only (install.sh supports --dry-run and conflict-gated --force from a checkout). Requires Git. uv is needed only when a Skill runs its deterministic script. Skill scripts use uv run --script; first run may fetch declared dependencies into the uv cache; offline use requires a warm cache. Data stays local; no hosted service, telemetry, or PyPI install for users.
| Skill | Agent uses it when |
|---|---|
skill2-create | Creating, updating, or restructuring a skill. |
skill2-test | Testing activation and outcome in isolation. |
skill2-package | Packaging, documenting, and optionally publishing a Skill repository. |
skill2-audit | Finding contract, safety, and behavior gaps. |
skill2-visualize | Viewing inventory, direct calls, zero-use candidates, test status, and conservative lifecycle review candidates. |
Ask the agent directly:
Create a project-level skill for this workflow.
Audit this skill library and show only evidence-backed findings.
Visualize which skills are called directly and which have zero direct calls.
Skill2 visualizes skill inventory and usage from local agent session logs. Data stays on your machine; prompts and transcripts are never included.
Skills are the product; deterministic scripts support them. The repository dogfoods every rule it teaches. Package defaults to native distribution and adds artifact or release work only when requested. Visualize never changes a library.
npx claudepluginhub misterbrookt/skill2 --plugin skill2Evidence-based agent skills compiler with progressive capability tiers (Quick/Forge/Forge+/Deep).
Create, edit, evaluate, and package Claude Code agent skills — full draft→test→review→improve lifecycle.
Professional skill and subagent creation with dual-mode workflow: 12-step fast mode and 15-step full mode with behavioral pressure testing and TDD integration.
Editorial "Skill Author" bundle for Claude Code from Agentic Awesome Skills.
Daymade skills core suite. Bundles skill creation, quality review, governance, and marketplace development tooling under one shared namespace. Existing-skill edits use an old-vs-new capability audit and content-bound packaging attestation so prompt compression cannot silently delete runtime contracts. When the official skill-creator plugin is also installed, skill-creator detects the coexistence and offers a consent-based, reversible SessionStart routing hook so the daymade edition wins deterministically; on machines without the official plugin nothing is ever installed.
Agent Skills for improving SKILL.md files: mine repeated workflows from history, personalize and audit existing skills, or generalize personal skills for publication.