How do I install the Skills Locator Navigation skill?

Run npx skillmds@latest add abelrguezr/skills-locator-navigation in your terminal (requires Node.js), paste this page's agent-chat prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-connected agent, or download the SKILL.md file and copy it into your agent's skills directory.

Is Skills Locator Navigation safe to use?

This skill has not completed SkillMD's automated safety review yet. Capability flags: executes scripts, reads secrets. SkillMD never runs a skill's scripts for you; review the SKILL.md before installing.

Which AI agents work with Skills Locator Navigation?

This skill is tagged as working with Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex. SKILL.md is an open format, so most agents that read a skills directory can load it too.

Is Skills Locator Navigation free to use?

Yes. Installing skills from SkillMD is free, and the skill stays under its author's original license.

Who published Skills Locator Navigation?

abelrguezr (@abelrguezr) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Skills Locator Navigation by abelrguezr

Name: Skills Locator Navigation
Rating: 4.666666666666667 (3 reviews)
Author: abelrguezr

Skills Locator Navigation

Locate, shortlist, and navigate the generated skills corpus quickly. Use this skill whenever the user asks to find a relevant skill, browse the 900+ skills, identify duplicates, map topic coverage, or open the correct SKILL.MD/scripts folder for a task.

abelrguezr Updated Sep 10, 2026

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Skills Locator & Navigation

Use this skill to reliably find the right skill package inside a large skills corpus.

When this skill should trigger

Trigger whenever the user asks to:

find a skill by topic, tool, framework, OS, or attack technique
browse or navigate the skills tree
identify where a specific tutorial/README skill landed
shortlist candidate skills for a request
inspect missing coverage or duplicates across many skills

Inputs

A query, keyword list, or task description
Optional scope path (subtree under the skills root)

Outputs

Ranked list of matching skill directories
For each match: path to SKILL.MD, short reason, and confidence (high|medium|low)
If ambiguous: ask one clarification question and provide best-effort shortlist anyway

Workflow

Resolve skills root.
Run scripts/find_skill.py with the user query.
If needed, run scripts/list_skills.py for macro view (coverage by top-level area).
Return top 3-10 matches with exact paths.
If user picks one, open that skill and proceed with task execution.

Commands

Find by query

python3 scripts/find_skill.py --query "golden ticket kerberos" --top 8

Limit to subtree

python3 scripts/find_skill.py --query "token escalation" --scope "windows-hardening" --top 10

Show corpus overview

python3 scripts/list_skills.py --max-topics 40

Ranking behavior

find_skill.py scores candidates using:

exact/near token matches in path
token matches in YAML name and description
token matches in SKILL body

Path and metadata are weighted higher than generic body matches.

Response format for users

Use this compact format:

<path-to-skill-dir> — why it matches
<path-to-skill-dir> — why it matches
<path-to-skill-dir> — why it matches

Then ask: “Do you want me to open #1 or compare #1 vs #2 first?”

Notes

Treat SKILL.MD and SKILL.md as equivalent.
Prefer deterministic script output over ad-hoc grep when possible.
If no strong match exists, return nearest matches and explicitly say coverage might be missing.

---name: skills-locator-navigationdescription: Locate, shortlist, and navigate the generated skills corpus quickly. Use this skill whenever the user asks to find a relevant skill, browse the 900+ skills, identify duplicates, map topic coverage, or open the correct SKILL.MD/scripts folder for a task.---# Skills Locator & NavigationUse this skill to reliably find the right skill package inside a large skills corpus.## When this skill should triggerTrigger whenever the user asks to:- find a skill by topic, tool, framework, OS, or attack technique- browse or navigate the skills tree- identify where a specific tutorial/README skill landed- shortlist candidate skills for a request- inspect missing coverage or duplicates across many skills## Inputs- A query, keyword list, or task description- Optional scope path (subtree under the skills root)## Outputs- Ranked list of matching skill directories- For each match: path to `SKILL.MD`, short reason, and confidence (`high|medium|low`)- If ambiguous: ask one clarification question and provide best-effort shortlist anyway## Workflow1. Resolve skills root.2. Run `scripts/find_skill.py` with the user query.3. If needed, run `scripts/list_skills.py` for macro view (coverage by top-level area).4. Return top 3-10 matches with exact paths.5. If user picks one, open that skill and proceed with task execution.## Commands### Find by query```bashpython3 scripts/find_skill.py --query "golden ticket kerberos" --top 8```### Limit to subtree```bashpython3 scripts/find_skill.py --query "token escalation" --scope "windows-hardening" --top 10```### Show corpus overview```bashpython3 scripts/list_skills.py --max-topics 40```## Ranking behavior`find_skill.py` scores candidates using:- exact/near token matches in path- token matches in YAML `name` and `description`- token matches in SKILL bodyPath and metadata are weighted higher than generic body matches.## Response format for usersUse this compact format:1. `<path-to-skill-dir>` — why it matches2. `<path-to-skill-dir>` — why it matches3. `<path-to-skill-dir>` — why it matchesThen ask: “Do you want me to open #1 or compare #1 vs #2 first?”## Notes- Treat `SKILL.MD` and `SKILL.md` as equivalent.- Prefer deterministic script output over ad-hoc grep when possible.- If no strong match exists, return nearest matches and explicitly say coverage might be missing.

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