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AI Agent Updated 2026.08.30

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Please follow https://skillhub.cn/install/skillhub.md to install @user_0fc10d62/kim-oncall-skill into your AI assistant.

About this skill

Problem

When users ask how to do X, whether a skill exists for X, or how to extend agent capabilities, answering from experience can miss existing ecosystem packages. This skill turns task recognition, skill discovery, result presentation, and follow-up suggestions into a workflow. It helps the agent decide whether to assist directly or reference a reusable capability package.

Working Method

The skill extracts the domain, specific task, and generality from the request before checking for an existing skill. Searches favor precise keywords, such as react testing, pr review, or changelog, rather than generic terms. If relevant skills are found, it presents their names, purposes, learning entry points, and possible next actions. If none are found, it falls back to direct assistance and notes that a user-defined skill can be created.

Boundaries

It is intended for task-oriented extension in the open skill ecosystem, covering areas such as web development, testing, documentation, code quality, design, and automation. It is not a substitute for system permissions, production deployment approvals, or sensitive-data access controls. Search quality depends on keyword phrasing, and proprietary internal workflows still require context clarification.

Use Cases

  • When asked about a PR review skill, search with the pr review keyword.
  • When handling a changelog request, check whether a changelog skill exists.
  • During React test optimization, search react testing skills and present options.
  • When users want DevOps extension, search deploy and ci-cd skill areas.

Best For

  • Agent workflow maintainers: map user tasks to existing skills and decide whether to install.
  • Internal knowledge-base editors: quickly find testing, documentation, or code-quality skills.
  • AI platform support engineers: need search clues when users ask whether a domain skill exists.
  • Independent developers: cite the open skill ecosystem when answering capability-extension requests.