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Super Skill Helper

AI Agent Updated 2026.08.30

Paste the following prompt into your AI chat to install this skill:

Install @user_a13d8d43/super-skill-helper according to https://skillhub.cn/install/skillhub.md.

About this skill

Problem

When AI agent skills come from multiple platforms with uneven quality, engineers repeatedly confirm sources, permissions, package structure, and versioning across different CLIs, websites, and repositories. Manual review can miss suspicious commands, overly broad file access, or obfuscated content in SKILL.md, turning skill selection into fragmented work. The goal is to make skill management a reviewable process rather than ad hoc operations.

How it works

Super Skill Helper breaks the skill lifecycle into discovery, creation, vetting, and publishing.
- Discovery: searches candidate skills in a preferred order such as skillhub search, npx skills find, and clawhub search, then flags source trust, SKILL.md content, and external API key requirements.
- Creation: classifies skills into Tool, Workflow, Capability, and Scenario, and keeps SKILL.md concise by moving detailed material into references/.
- Vetting: checks metadata, permission scope, sensitive files, commands, encoded or obfuscated content, and typosquatting. The network + shell combination is treated as high risk.
- Publishing: handles packaging and version management with flows around package_skill.py, and updates the SKILL.md frontmatter.

Boundaries

It fits engineers who filter, audit, and organize AI agent skill packages. If a skill depends on unknown private APIs, complex permission policies, or internal compliance requirements, use it as one checklist and layer in team-level key management, approval flows, and security audits.

Use Cases

  • Before adopting a new AI skill, compare candidates on Skillhub, skills.sh, and Cocoloop, then review source trust and permissions.
  • When creating a Tool or Workflow skill, scaffold it with `init_skill.py` and move long details into `references/`.
  • When auditing a suspicious skill package, check `SKILL.md` for `~/.ssh`, `curl`, Base64 obfuscation, or `network + shell` permissions.
  • Before publishing a skill release, package it with `package_skill.py` and update `name`, `version`, and description in `SKILL.md` frontmatter.

Best For

  • Platform engineers who evaluate third-party AI skills for a team and need to review source trust, permissions, and suspicious commands.
  • Tech leads who turn multi-step agent workflows into `SKILL.md` and need to structure documentation and separate details into `references/`.
  • Security engineers who audit skill packages for typosquatting, `shell`/`network` permission requests, or credential-file references.
  • Agent engineering leads who package internal skills for publishing and maintain version numbers.