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skill-engine-contextlisted

Answers questions about nick-railsback/skill-engine — the Claude Code plugin that scaffolds and maintains 'contextualizer' skills. Covers its workflows (bootstrap, discover, refresh, review, apply, self-audit, status), the source-paths.json and reference-file artifact contract, the four reference invariants and verify.sh checks, the staging/proposed review model, monorepo handling, and versioning. References load on demand from references/.
nick-railsback/skill-engine · ★ 2 · Data & Documents · score 68
Install: claude install-skill nick-railsback/skill-engine
# Context navigator ## Overview This navigator catalogs references for the source(s) registered with the engine. The navigator itself stays small; references load only when relevant to the current question. When asked a question this navigator's domain covers: 1. Scan the **Catalog** below for the matching topic. 2. Follow the link to read the reference file. 3. If the question spans multiple references, consult the **Cross-reference map**. 4. If a reference points at a source URL for deeper detail, follow it only if the reference itself didn't answer the question. ## Claims policy Cite by default, and make load-bearing claims verifiable: 1. **Inline-cite every load-bearing claim with its SHA-pinned permalink, in the source forge's grammar** — the link the reference gives for that fact (versions, defaults, signatures, deprecations, behavior a user could get wrong by guessing), for example on github.com `https://github.com/<owner>/<repo>/blob/<sha>/<path>#L<start>-L<end>`. Put the permalink inline, on the claim. Use a bare filename parenthetical (e.g. *(reference-name.md)*) only when the reference genuinely provides no permalink. This inline permalink is what the grounded-citation eval (SELF-AUDIT Check 8) grades. 2. Don't cite orientational prose — *"what is X?"*, *"when did X launch?"* — answer those from this navigator alone; opening a reference is itself a citation gesture. 3. End with a one-line provenance footer, emitted italic, formatted `*References consulted: f