name: skill-governance description: Curate the Inspire Courts skill library — decide when a workflow earns a skill, refine/dedupe, retire stale skills, and audit skills against current architecture rules. Keeps the toolkit lean and reviewed. Use periodically, after big architecture changes, or when adding/removing a skill. argument-hint: "[audit | new <name> | dedupe | retire <name>]" allowed-tools: Read Edit Write Grep Glob Bash(/opt/homebrew/bin/git *)
Skill governance (the curator)
Project skills live in .claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md and are the canonical,
git-reviewed copies (CLAUDE.md "Skills" section: project copy wins over user-level).
This meta-skill keeps the library lean + correct + non-redundant so every other
skill stays trustworthy. Skills encode the architecture rules + standing decisions
into tooling — if they drift from the code, they do harm.
When a workflow earns a skill (the bar)
Create a skill only when ALL are true:
- It repeats — you've done (or will do) this 3+ times (e.g. porting a web section, fixing a facade, scaffolding a screen).
- It must follow rules exactly — there are non-obvious constraints that are easy to get wrong (payment gate, no-fabricated-data, nav registration).
- It's not already covered — no existing skill does it (check first; extend instead of forking).
- It's concrete — maps to real code paths + files, not generic advice.
If it's a one-off, or pure judgment with no repeatable steps, it does NOT earn a skill — keep it in DIRECTION/memory instead.
SKILL.md conventions (enforce on every skill)
- Frontmatter:
name(matches dir),description(when-to-use, written so the model can route to it),argument-hint,allowed-tools(least-privilege — scopeBash(...)to the commands actually needed; no blanketBash). Adddisable-model-invocation: truefor deploy-class skills that must be explicit. - Body: grounded in real files (cite exact paths + anchor examples), a
non-negotiables/rules section, and a done = all true checklist. Living
recipe books (like
motion) append entries over time. - Lean: prose earns its place. Cut restating CLAUDE.md verbatim — link the rule, show the code.
Refine / dedupe
- Overlap check: grep skill bodies for the same files/workflows. If two skills
cover the same ground, merge into one and delete the weaker, or carve a clear
boundary in each
description(e.g.native-screen-scaffold= stamp one screen;native-screen-generator= port a web section using it). - Cross-link related skills by name (scaffold → kit → facade-fix) so the chain is discoverable.
- Tighten
allowed-toolsto the minimum; widen only with cause.
Retire stale skills
Retire (delete the dir, note it in the commit) when:
- The workflow no longer exists (the feature/area was removed).
- It's superseded by a better skill (dedupe outcome).
- Its instructions contradict current architecture and can't be salvaged.
Never leave a skill that points at moved/renamed files — fix or retire it.
Audit skills vs current rules (run periodically)
For each SKILL.md:
- File-path drift: every cited path still exists.
grep -oE '[a-zA-Z0-9_./-]+\.(swift|ts|tsx|mjs)' .claude/skills/*/SKILL.mdthen confirm each resolves. (Heads-up:DesignKit.swiftlives atios-native/Sources/Features/AdminDesign/, while the base layer isios-native/Sources/DesignSystem/DesignSystem.swift— don't conflate them.) - Rule drift: the skill's rules still match CLAUDE.md (admin-hub freeze, kit-only
UI, design tokens, no
dark:, SWR policy, API guard + manifest, push cooldown) and AGENTS.md (readnode_modules/next/dist/docs/before Next.js code). - Convention drift: frontmatter complete,
allowed-toolsleast-privilege, checklist present. - Coverage gaps: is there a repeated workflow with no skill? Flag it for creation (the standing rule: build skills anywhere a workflow repeats).
Produce a short report: OK / fix-needed / retire, with the one-line reason each.
Library map (keep current)
| Skill | One-line role |
|---|---|
| native-screen-scaffold | stamp one native screen correctly first time |
| native-kit | use/extend the native component kit (reuse-first) |
| native-screen-generator | port a web admin section → native (parity workhorse) |
| skill-governance | this meta-skill — curate the library |
| facade-fix | wire a "renders but doesn't work" screen end-to-end |
| data-surfacing | surface desktop-only/hidden data natively (real data) |
| ui-wiring | clickable rows→profile, actionable alerts, nav+search (no orphans) |
| test-factory | tests-as-you-build + reusable fixtures/factories |
| ai-feature | scaffold an AI feature on the shared prompt/voice lib + safety rails |
| payment-flow | build a money flow correctly (Square gate, audit, refund→credit) |
| observability-auto-fix | Sentry error → diagnose → fix → ship through the gates |
| audit/cycle/improve/fix-sweep/deploy/motion | baseline website skills |
Update this table whenever a skill is added/retired.
Checklist
- [ ] New skill cleared the 4-point bar (repeats, rule-bound, non-redundant, concrete).
- [ ] Frontmatter complete +
allowed-toolsleast-privilege. - [ ] Body grounded in real paths with a checklist.
- [ ] No overlap left unmerged; related skills cross-linked.
- [ ] Stale skills retired (not left pointing at dead paths).
- [ ] Library map table updated; committed with a clear message.
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