Skill UI

This is a synthetic, instructional fixture designed solely for verifying the delivery and access of community skills within the OpenSquilla live Skill Hub canary environment. It is crucial for testing platform capability (e.g., resource access validation) and should not be executed for actual functionality or command processing.

This planner skill creates a comprehensive Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) plan for deploying sites across multiple environments. It systematically gathers promotion strategies, target environments, and approval requirements, generating a visual HTML document for user review and approval. Crucially, this tool only *plans* deployments and does not execute any steps itself; subsequent individual ALM skills must be run to complete the process.

This master router serves as the central entry point for all game development inquiries. It fingerprints your project by detecting the game engine (Godot, Unity, Unreal, etc.) and classifying the specific task (AI, UI/UX, Physics, etc.) or genre. It resolves the minimal set of required specialized skills, guiding you to the correct starting point without re-teaching APIs. Ideal for starting new projects or figuring out which skill applies when unsure.

A comprehensive security auditing tool for AI agent skills. It combines deterministic static scanning (SkillSpector) with deep semantic analysis to assess safety, trustworthiness, and potential risks. Determines if a skill is safe to install by checking for over-permissions, malicious behavior, and hidden dependencies.

This meta-skill audits, refactors, and standardizes the structure of existing skill definition files (SKILL.md). It ensures compliance with defined style guides, enforces best practices (Hard Rules, Decision Gates), and improves the overall quality and maintainability of LLM-based skills.

This skill automatically scans all defined user and project skills (from SKILL.md files) to create a comprehensive, centralized index. It manages skill paths, triggers, descriptions, and scopes, ensuring that downstream agents and delegators always have an up-to-date source of truth for available functionalities. It is crucial for maintaining system integrity and avoiding redundant skill definitions.

Verifies consistency and plausibility of Italian and EU legal citations in text produced by legal-tech skills or lawyers. Checks format, apparent existence, internal coherence, flags suspicious or unresolvable references. Use after IT/EU skill output with legal references or when lawyer asks to verify sources.