Simon 20260604 2
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About this skill
What problem it addresses
In an Agent Skills workflow, teams often need to connect a named skill to a model, but some packages only contain a one-line description. simon-20260604-2 is currently documented only as a development and programming model skill under @org-m6xe1azv/simon-20260604-2, with no public tools, APIs, or templates. It is useful for verifying skill loading, identity resolution, and minimal invocation paths, not as a fully featured coding assistant.
How the skill works
- Known boundary: the
SKILL.mdonly declares the skill name and canonical name@org-m6xe1azv/simon-20260604-2; it does not list executable functions, dependencies, or output formats. - Invocation: in an Agent runtime that supports this naming convention, the model can identify and load the skill by its canonical name; exact prompt behavior depends on instructions injected by the host system.
- Troubleshooting steps: read the metadata first, then send an explicit question such as "Describe which development and programming tasks you can handle", and check whether the answer is reproducible; if not, treat it as a placeholder skill.
Boundaries and notes
- Do not assume it includes a
compiler,linter,database, ortest framework. - For production use, add a tool list, examples, and constraints to
SKILL.md. - It fits skill catalog validation, minimal smoke testing, and naming convention checks; it is not a direct replacement for a complete development assistant.
Use Cases
- When adding an Agent Skills catalog, confirm whether the package is recognized by its canonical name.
- Run a minimal smoke test to see if the host only returns default skill descriptions.
- Review SKILL.md before integration to check for missing tool lists and output constraints.
- Troubleshoot identity conflicts between same-named packages from different organizations.
Best For
- Engineers integrating third-party skills who need to determine whether a package has executable documentation.
- Platform developers governing skill catalogs who need to spot placeholder skills lacking constraints.
- Technical leads validating Agent capabilities who need to confirm load paths and naming conventions.
- Debug engineers investigating model behavior who need to separate host instructions from skill capabilities.
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