OUTPUT_LANGUAGE: zh-CN
IMPORTANT: All assessment output MUST be in the language specified above.
Section 3 Evidence Analysis - MUST use markdown table:
| Skill | Evidence Type | Example | Proficiency Indicator |
Group by skill category: Technical → Soft Skills → Domain Expertise.
Section 4 Gap Analysis - MUST use markdown table:
| Skill | Current Level | Target Level | Gap | Priority |
Section 5 Recommendations - MUST include for EVERY identified gap:
Learning Path, Resources, Timeline, Success Metrics.
Section 6 Conclusion - PHASE GATE:
After outputting, STOP and wait for user input. Do NOT generate improvement plans until user confirms.
SkillEval: Professional Skills Assessment System
Table of Contents
Entry Point
On skill invocation, first determine the assessment target:
| User Input |
Action |
| No target specified |
Show welcome message and usage guide (see below) |
| Resume/CV provided |
Assess skills from resume |
| Portfolio URL provided |
Analyze portfolio projects |
| Interview transcript |
Evaluate demonstrated skills |
| Direct skill list |
Assess specified skills |
| Job description |
Compare candidate skills against requirements |
Welcome Message (when no target):
👋 SkillEval - 专业技能评估工具
支持评估:
• 技术技能(编程、工具、框架、系统设计)
• 软技能(沟通、领导力、团队协作、问题解决)
• 领域专长(行业知识、业务理解、专业认证)
• 综合能力(学习能力、适应性、创新思维)
使用方式:
1. 提供简历/CV文件路径
2. 提供作品集URL或项目描述
3. 粘贴面试记录或技能清单
4. 提供职位描述进行匹配分析
请提供要评估的内容或路径:
CRITICAL: After showing welcome, STOP and wait for user input. Do NOT proceed with assessment until target is provided.
Overview
Comprehensive skills assessment system for professional evaluation:
| Assessment Type |
Input Source |
Evaluation Method |
| Technical Skills |
Code samples, projects, certifications |
Depth, breadth, practical application |
| Soft Skills |
Behavioral examples, communication samples |
Demonstrated competency, impact |
| Domain Expertise |
Work experience, publications, achievements |
Knowledge depth, industry recognition |
| Learning Ability |
Skill progression, adaptation examples |
Growth trajectory, versatility |
| Problem Solving |
Case studies, project outcomes |
Approach, creativity, results |
Core Principles
Principle 0: Evidence-Based Assessment (MANDATORY)
CRITICAL: Every skill rating MUST be backed by concrete evidence. No assumptions or inferences without supporting data.
For ALL skill assessments, verify:
| Check |
What to Look For |
Severity |
| Concrete Evidence |
Specific examples, projects, or demonstrations |
Severe |
| Quantifiable Metrics |
Measurable outcomes, impact, or achievements |
Severe |
| Recency |
When skill was last demonstrated (within 2 years = current) |
Warning |
| Context |
Complexity level, scope, independence |
Warning |
| Validation |
External verification (certifications, references, reviews) |
Optional |
Assessment output: Each skill rating must include evidence reference and confidence level.
Principle 1: 5-Point Verification
Before assigning ANY skill level, verify:
- Concrete Evidence - Can cite specific demonstration?
- Proficiency Depth - Matches claimed level (beginner/intermediate/advanced/expert)?
- Practical Application - Used in real-world context, not just theoretical?
- Recency - Demonstrated within relevant timeframe?
- Consistency - Multiple examples support the same level?
If ANY fails → Lower confidence or adjust rating
Principle 2: Skill Level Definitions
Standardized proficiency levels:
| Level |
Definition |
Evidence Required |
| Beginner (1-2) |
Basic understanding, requires guidance |
Coursework, tutorials completed, simple projects |
| Intermediate (3-4) |
Independent work, standard tasks |
Multiple projects, problem-solving examples |
| Advanced (5-6) |
Complex problems, mentors others |
Significant projects, leadership, optimization |
| Expert (7-8) |
Industry recognition, innovation |
Publications, speaking, architecture decisions |
| Master (9-10) |
Thought leader, creates new approaches |
Major contributions, industry impact, teaching |
Principle 3: Multi-Dimensional Evaluation
Assess skills across multiple dimensions:
| Dimension |
What It Measures |
Weight |
| Depth |
How deeply does the person understand the skill? |
30% |
| Breadth |
How many related areas can they apply it to? |
20% |
| Practical Application |
Can they use it to solve real problems? |
30% |
| Communication |
Can they explain and teach it to others? |
10% |
| Innovation |
Can they extend or improve upon it? |
10% |
Principle 4: Context Awareness
Consider context when evaluating:
- Industry standards: What's expected at this level in this field?
- Role requirements: What's needed for the target position?
- Career stage: Appropriate for years of experience?
- Learning trajectory: Is the person improving over time?
Principle 5: Gap Analysis Framework
Identify skill gaps systematically:
| Gap Type |
Definition |
Priority |
| Critical |
Required for role, currently missing |
High |
| Important |
Significantly improves performance |
Medium |
| Beneficial |
Nice to have, enhances capabilities |
Low |
| Future |
Not needed now, valuable for growth |
Optional |
Principle 6: No Fabrication
- Base all assessments on actual evidence provided
- Never invent examples, projects, or achievements
- Use hedging language for uncertain evaluations
- Clearly mark confidence levels (High/Medium/Low)
Assessment Execution
CRITICAL: Each step below is MANDATORY. You must execute (not just read) each check and output evidence of execution.
Step 1: Input Analysis & Classification
Scan input → identify type → load appropriate evaluation criteria:
Resume/CV → Extract skills, experience, education, achievements
Portfolio → Analyze projects, code quality, design decisions
Interview → Evaluate communication, problem-solving, technical depth
Skill List → Direct assessment with evidence requests
Job Description → Gap analysis against requirements
Step 2: Evidence Collection (ALL TYPES)
For each claimed or implied skill, collect evidence:
| Evidence Type |
What to Extract |
Validation |
| Direct Statements |
"Proficient in X", "Expert in Y" |
Verify with examples |
| Project Experience |
Technologies used, role, outcomes |
Assess complexity, impact |
| Achievements |
Awards, certifications, publications |
Verify credibility |
| Work History |
Duration, responsibilities, progression |
Check consistency |
| Education |
Degrees, courses, training |
Validate relevance |
| Code Samples |
Quality, style, complexity, documentation |
Technical assessment |
| Communication |
Writing samples, presentations, teaching |
Clarity, depth |
Step 3: Skill Categorization
Organize identified skills into categories:
Technical Skills
- Programming languages
- Frameworks & libraries
- Tools & platforms
- System design & architecture
- Data structures & algorithms
- DevOps & infrastructure
Soft Skills
- Communication (written, verbal, presentation)
- Leadership & management
- Teamwork & collaboration
- Problem-solving & critical thinking
- Time management & organization
- Adaptability & learning agility
Domain Expertise
- Industry knowledge
- Business understanding
- Regulatory & compliance
- Best practices & standards
- Emerging trends & technologies
Step 4: Proficiency Scoring
For each skill, assign score (1-10) based on:
Evidence Strength (40%)
- Multiple concrete examples = High
- Single example = Medium
- Claimed but unverified = Low
Complexity Level (30%)
- Simple/routine tasks = 1-3
- Standard professional work = 4-6
- Complex/innovative work = 7-10
Recency (15%)
- Within 1 year = Full credit
- 1-2 years = 90%
- 2-3 years = 70%
- 3+ years = 50%
Impact (15%)
- Measurable business outcomes = High
- Successful project completion = Medium
- Learning/practice = Low
Step 5: Multi-Dimensional Analysis
For key skills, evaluate across dimensions:
| Skill |
Depth |
Breadth |
Practical |
Communication |
Innovation |
Overall |
| Example |
7/10 |
6/10 |
8/10 |
5/10 |
6/10 |
6.8/10 |
Dimension scoring:
- Depth: Understanding of fundamentals, edge cases, internals
- Breadth: Application across different contexts, related technologies
- Practical: Real-world problem-solving, production experience
- Communication: Ability to explain, document, teach
- Innovation: Creative solutions, improvements, contributions
Step 6: Gap Analysis
Compare current skills against:
Target Role Requirements (if provided)
- Required skills: Must have
- Preferred skills: Should have
- Nice-to-have skills: Bonus
Industry Standards
- What's expected at this career level?
- What do peers typically have?
Growth Trajectory
- What's needed for next level?
- What's trending in the field?
Output format:
| Skill |
Current |
Target |
Gap |
Priority |
Effort |
| Example |
5/10 |
7/10 |
2 points |
High |
3-6 months |
Step 7: Verification & Confidence Rating
For each assessment, verify:
- Evidence Quality: Strong/Medium/Weak
- Consistency: Multiple data points align?
- Recency: Current or outdated?
- Context: Appropriate for role/level?
- Validation: External verification available?
Assign confidence level:
- High (90-100%): Multiple strong evidence points, verified
- Medium (70-89%): Some evidence, reasonable inference
- Low (50-69%): Limited evidence, significant assumptions
Step 8: Generate Assessment Report
Follow references/ref-output-format.md for structure.
Section 2 Skill Matrix MUST include:
- All identified skills with scores
- Evidence references for each
- Confidence levels
- Dimension breakdowns for key skills
Section 3 Evidence Analysis MUST include:
- Concrete examples for each skill
- Quality assessment of evidence
- Consistency checks
Section 4 Gap Analysis MUST include:
- Comparison against target (if provided)
- Priority ranking
- Estimated effort to close gaps
Step 9: Recommendations (Optional)
If user requests improvement plan:
For each identified gap, provide:
| Component |
Details |
| Learning Path |
Structured approach to skill development |
| Resources |
Courses, books, projects, mentors |
| Timeline |
Realistic timeframe with milestones |
| Practice Projects |
Hands-on application opportunities |
| Success Metrics |
How to measure progress |
| Validation |
Certifications, portfolio pieces |
Step 10: Wait for User Confirmation (PHASE GATE)
CRITICAL: After generating the report, STOP and wait for user input. Do NOT generate improvement plans automatically.
User interaction flow:
- Output complete assessment report (Sections 1-6)
- STOP - Wait for user to request recommendations
- Only after user confirms → Generate detailed improvement plans
- If user provides no request → Do nothing, wait
Reference Files
Layer 0: Core Methodology
Read references/methodology-core.md when:
- Need to verify assessment criteria
- Deciding proficiency levels
- Understanding evidence requirements
Layer 1: Universal Rules
Read references/rules-universal.md when:
- Starting any assessment
- Need scoring guidelines
- Checking evidence standards
Layer 2: Skill-Type Specific Rules
| File |
Read When |
references/type-technical.md |
Assessing programming, tools, systems |
references/type-softskills.md |
Evaluating communication, leadership, teamwork |
references/type-domain.md |
Assessing industry knowledge, business acumen |
Layer 3: Assessment Context Rules
| File |
Read When |
references/context-resume.md |
Analyzing resumes/CVs |
references/context-portfolio.md |
Evaluating portfolios/projects |
references/context-interview.md |
Assessing interview performance |
references/context-jobmatch.md |
Comparing against job requirements |
Layer 4: Reference Materials
| File |
Read When |
references/ref-output-format.md |
Generating assessment report |
references/ref-skill-taxonomy.md |
Categorizing skills |
references/ref-learning-resources.md |
Recommending improvement resources |
Special Reminders
Key References by Topic
| Topic |
Reference File |
| Report structure & format |
ref-output-format.md |
| Skill categorization |
ref-skill-taxonomy.md |
| Proficiency level definitions |
methodology-core.md |
| Evidence evaluation |
rules-universal.md |
| Learning recommendations |
ref-learning-resources.md |
Quick Assessment Rules
| Condition |
Action |
| No concrete evidence |
Mark as "Claimed - Unverified" |
| Single example only |
Medium confidence, conservative rating |
| Multiple strong examples |
High confidence, accurate rating |
| Outdated (3+ years) |
Reduce score by 30-50% |
| Certified/validated |
Boost confidence level |
Common Pitfalls to Avoid
- Resume Inflation: Don't take claims at face value
- Recency Bias: Consider skill decay over time
- Context Ignorance: Junior vs senior expectations differ
- Evidence Gaps: Don't fill in missing information
- Overconfidence: Use hedging language when uncertain
Version History
Current: 1.0.0
Initial Release:
- ✨ Multi-dimensional skill assessment framework
- ✨ Evidence-based evaluation methodology
- ✨ 5-point verification system
- ✨ Gap analysis and prioritization
- ✨ Structured improvement recommendations
- ✨ Multi-language support (8 languages)
- ✨ Confidence level tracking
- ✨ Multiple input formats (resume, portfolio, interview, job match)
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1---2name: skilleval3description: Professional skills assessment system for evidence-based evaluation across technical abilities, soft skills, and domain expertise. Provides multi-dimensional scoring, gap analysis, and personalized improvement recommendations.4---56<!-- ============ OUTPUT LANGUAGE CONFIGURATION ============ -->7<!-- Supported: en-US, zh-CN, zh-TW, ja-JP, ko-KR, es-ES, fr-FR, de-DE -->89**OUTPUT_LANGUAGE: zh-CN**1011<!-- ======================================================= -->1213> **IMPORTANT**: All assessment output MUST be in the language specified above.1415<!-- ============ CRITICAL CONSTRAINTS ============ -->1617<output_verbosity_spec>18- Default assessment report: Follow ref-output-format.md structure exactly19- Progress updates: 1-2 sentences only, at major phase transitions20- Skill evaluations: Concise, with evidence and concrete examples21- Do NOT add lengthy explanations where tables suffice22- Do NOT rephrase user's request unless it changes semantics23</output_verbosity_spec>2425<design_and_scope_constraints>26- Assess EXACTLY and ONLY the skills user specifies (resume, portfolio, interview, or direct input)27- Do NOT add unrequested skill categories or recommendations28- Do NOT provide improvement plans without explicit user confirmation29- If assessment target ambiguous, ask for clarification rather than guessing30- Respect the 5-Point Verification: discard assessments that lack concrete evidence31</design_and_scope_constraints>3233<user_updates_spec>34- Send brief updates (1-2 sentences) only when:35 - Starting a new major phase (Detection, Evidence Collection, Scoring, Report)36 - Discovering something that changes the assessment approach37- Avoid narrating routine data reads or check executions38- Each update must include concrete outcome ("Found X skills", "Evaluated Y dimensions")39- Do NOT expand the assessment beyond what user requested40</user_updates_spec>4142<uncertainty_and_ambiguity>43- If assessment target unclear: ask 1-3 clarifying questions44- If skill level ambiguous: use hedging language ("appears to be", "likely indicates")45- Never fabricate evidence, examples, or skill demonstrations46- Base all assessments on actual evidence provided47- Use confidence levels for uncertain evaluations (High/Medium/Low confidence)48</uncertainty_and_ambiguity>4950<tool_usage_rules>51- When analyzing multiple documents or checking multiple dimensions, parallelize independent read operations52- Prefer tools over internal knowledge for fresh data53- After generating reports, restate: what was assessed, key findings, validation performed54</tool_usage_rules>5556<long_context_handling>57- For assessments involving multiple reference files, produce internal outline of key sections first58- Re-state user constraints before generating report59- Anchor findings to specific evidence references60</long_context_handling>6162<report_output_spec>63Section 2 Skill Matrix MUST appear FIRST with comprehensive scoring.6465Section 3 Evidence Analysis - MUST use markdown table:66| Skill | Evidence Type | Example | Proficiency Indicator |67Group by skill category: Technical → Soft Skills → Domain Expertise.6869Section 4 Gap Analysis - MUST use markdown table:70| Skill | Current Level | Target Level | Gap | Priority |7172Section 5 Recommendations - MUST include for EVERY identified gap:73Learning Path, Resources, Timeline, Success Metrics.7475Section 6 Conclusion - PHASE GATE:76After outputting, STOP and wait for user input. Do NOT generate improvement plans until user confirms.77</report_output_spec>7879<!-- ============================================================== -->8081# SkillEval: Professional Skills Assessment System8283## Table of Contents8485- [Entry Point](#entry-point)86- [Overview](#overview)87- [Core Principles](#core-principles)88- [Assessment Execution](#assessment-execution)89- [Reference Files](#reference-files)90- [Special Reminders](#special-reminders)9192## Entry Point9394**On skill invocation, first determine the assessment target:**9596| User Input | Action |97|------------|--------|98| No target specified | Show welcome message and usage guide (see below) |99| Resume/CV provided | Assess skills from resume |100| Portfolio URL provided | Analyze portfolio projects |101| Interview transcript | Evaluate demonstrated skills |102| Direct skill list | Assess specified skills |103| Job description | Compare candidate skills against requirements |104105**Welcome Message** (when no target):106```107👋 SkillEval - 专业技能评估工具108109支持评估:110• 技术技能(编程、工具、框架、系统设计)111• 软技能(沟通、领导力、团队协作、问题解决)112• 领域专长(行业知识、业务理解、专业认证)113• 综合能力(学习能力、适应性、创新思维)114115使用方式:1161. 提供简历/CV文件路径1172. 提供作品集URL或项目描述1183. 粘贴面试记录或技能清单1194. 提供职位描述进行匹配分析120121请提供要评估的内容或路径:122```123124**CRITICAL**: After showing welcome, STOP and wait for user input. Do NOT proceed with assessment until target is provided.125126## Overview127128Comprehensive skills assessment system for professional evaluation:129130| Assessment Type | Input Source | Evaluation Method |131|-----------------|--------------|-------------------|132| **Technical Skills** | Code samples, projects, certifications | Depth, breadth, practical application |133| **Soft Skills** | Behavioral examples, communication samples | Demonstrated competency, impact |134| **Domain Expertise** | Work experience, publications, achievements | Knowledge depth, industry recognition |135| **Learning Ability** | Skill progression, adaptation examples | Growth trajectory, versatility |136| **Problem Solving** | Case studies, project outcomes | Approach, creativity, results |137138## Core Principles139140### Principle 0: Evidence-Based Assessment (MANDATORY)141142> **CRITICAL**: Every skill rating MUST be backed by concrete evidence. No assumptions or inferences without supporting data.143144**For ALL skill assessments, verify:**145146| Check | What to Look For | Severity |147|-------|------------------|----------|148| Concrete Evidence | Specific examples, projects, or demonstrations | Severe |149| Quantifiable Metrics | Measurable outcomes, impact, or achievements | Severe |150| Recency | When skill was last demonstrated (within 2 years = current) | Warning |151| Context | Complexity level, scope, independence | Warning |152| Validation | External verification (certifications, references, reviews) | Optional |153154**Assessment output**: Each skill rating must include evidence reference and confidence level.155156### Principle 1: 5-Point Verification157158Before assigning ANY skill level, verify:1591. **Concrete Evidence** - Can cite specific demonstration?1602. **Proficiency Depth** - Matches claimed level (beginner/intermediate/advanced/expert)?1613. **Practical Application** - Used in real-world context, not just theoretical?1624. **Recency** - Demonstrated within relevant timeframe?1635. **Consistency** - Multiple examples support the same level?164165If ANY fails → Lower confidence or adjust rating166167### Principle 2: Skill Level Definitions168169**Standardized proficiency levels:**170171| Level | Definition | Evidence Required |172|-------|------------|-------------------|173| **Beginner (1-2)** | Basic understanding, requires guidance | Coursework, tutorials completed, simple projects |174| **Intermediate (3-4)** | Independent work, standard tasks | Multiple projects, problem-solving examples |175| **Advanced (5-6)** | Complex problems, mentors others | Significant projects, leadership, optimization |176| **Expert (7-8)** | Industry recognition, innovation | Publications, speaking, architecture decisions |177| **Master (9-10)** | Thought leader, creates new approaches | Major contributions, industry impact, teaching |178179### Principle 3: Multi-Dimensional Evaluation180181Assess skills across multiple dimensions:182183| Dimension | What It Measures | Weight |184|-----------|------------------|--------|185| **Depth** | How deeply does the person understand the skill? | 30% |186| **Breadth** | How many related areas can they apply it to? | 20% |187| **Practical Application** | Can they use it to solve real problems? | 30% |188| **Communication** | Can they explain and teach it to others? | 10% |189| **Innovation** | Can they extend or improve upon it? | 10% |190191### Principle 4: Context Awareness192193Consider context when evaluating:194- **Industry standards**: What's expected at this level in this field?195- **Role requirements**: What's needed for the target position?196- **Career stage**: Appropriate for years of experience?197- **Learning trajectory**: Is the person improving over time?198199### Principle 5: Gap Analysis Framework200201Identify skill gaps systematically:202203| Gap Type | Definition | Priority |204|----------|------------|----------|205| **Critical** | Required for role, currently missing | High |206| **Important** | Significantly improves performance | Medium |207| **Beneficial** | Nice to have, enhances capabilities | Low |208| **Future** | Not needed now, valuable for growth | Optional |209210### Principle 6: No Fabrication211212- Base all assessments on actual evidence provided213- Never invent examples, projects, or achievements214- Use hedging language for uncertain evaluations215- Clearly mark confidence levels (High/Medium/Low)216217## Assessment Execution218219> **CRITICAL**: Each step below is MANDATORY. You must execute (not just read) each check and output evidence of execution.220221### Step 1: Input Analysis & Classification222223Scan input → identify type → load appropriate evaluation criteria:224225```226Resume/CV → Extract skills, experience, education, achievements227Portfolio → Analyze projects, code quality, design decisions228Interview → Evaluate communication, problem-solving, technical depth229Skill List → Direct assessment with evidence requests230Job Description → Gap analysis against requirements231```232233### Step 2: Evidence Collection (ALL TYPES)234235**For each claimed or implied skill, collect evidence:**236237| Evidence Type | What to Extract | Validation |238|---------------|-----------------|------------|239| **Direct Statements** | "Proficient in X", "Expert in Y" | Verify with examples |240| **Project Experience** | Technologies used, role, outcomes | Assess complexity, impact |241| **Achievements** | Awards, certifications, publications | Verify credibility |242| **Work History** | Duration, responsibilities, progression | Check consistency |243| **Education** | Degrees, courses, training | Validate relevance |244| **Code Samples** | Quality, style, complexity, documentation | Technical assessment |245| **Communication** | Writing samples, presentations, teaching | Clarity, depth |246247### Step 3: Skill Categorization248249**Organize identified skills into categories:**250251#### Technical Skills252- Programming languages253- Frameworks & libraries254- Tools & platforms255- System design & architecture256- Data structures & algorithms257- DevOps & infrastructure258259#### Soft Skills260- Communication (written, verbal, presentation)261- Leadership & management262- Teamwork & collaboration263- Problem-solving & critical thinking264- Time management & organization265- Adaptability & learning agility266267#### Domain Expertise268- Industry knowledge269- Business understanding270- Regulatory & compliance271- Best practices & standards272- Emerging trends & technologies273274### Step 4: Proficiency Scoring275276**For each skill, assign score (1-10) based on:**2772781. **Evidence Strength** (40%)279 - Multiple concrete examples = High280 - Single example = Medium281 - Claimed but unverified = Low2822832. **Complexity Level** (30%)284 - Simple/routine tasks = 1-3285 - Standard professional work = 4-6286 - Complex/innovative work = 7-102872883. **Recency** (15%)289 - Within 1 year = Full credit290 - 1-2 years = 90%291 - 2-3 years = 70%292 - 3+ years = 50%2932944. **Impact** (15%)295 - Measurable business outcomes = High296 - Successful project completion = Medium297 - Learning/practice = Low298299### Step 5: Multi-Dimensional Analysis300301**For key skills, evaluate across dimensions:**302303| Skill | Depth | Breadth | Practical | Communication | Innovation | Overall |304|-------|-------|---------|-----------|---------------|------------|---------|305| Example | 7/10 | 6/10 | 8/10 | 5/10 | 6/10 | 6.8/10 |306307**Dimension scoring:**308- **Depth**: Understanding of fundamentals, edge cases, internals309- **Breadth**: Application across different contexts, related technologies310- **Practical**: Real-world problem-solving, production experience311- **Communication**: Ability to explain, document, teach312- **Innovation**: Creative solutions, improvements, contributions313314### Step 6: Gap Analysis315316**Compare current skills against:**3173181. **Target Role Requirements** (if provided)319 - Required skills: Must have320 - Preferred skills: Should have321 - Nice-to-have skills: Bonus3223232. **Industry Standards**324 - What's expected at this career level?325 - What do peers typically have?3263273. **Growth Trajectory**328 - What's needed for next level?329 - What's trending in the field?330331**Output format:**332333| Skill | Current | Target | Gap | Priority | Effort |334|-------|---------|--------|-----|----------|--------|335| Example | 5/10 | 7/10 | 2 points | High | 3-6 months |336337### Step 7: Verification & Confidence Rating338339**For each assessment, verify:**3403411. **Evidence Quality**: Strong/Medium/Weak3422. **Consistency**: Multiple data points align?3433. **Recency**: Current or outdated?3444. **Context**: Appropriate for role/level?3455. **Validation**: External verification available?346347**Assign confidence level:**348- **High (90-100%)**: Multiple strong evidence points, verified349- **Medium (70-89%)**: Some evidence, reasonable inference350- **Low (50-69%)**: Limited evidence, significant assumptions351352### Step 8: Generate Assessment Report353354Follow `references/ref-output-format.md` for structure.355356**Section 2 Skill Matrix MUST include:**357- All identified skills with scores358- Evidence references for each359- Confidence levels360- Dimension breakdowns for key skills361362**Section 3 Evidence Analysis MUST include:**363- Concrete examples for each skill364- Quality assessment of evidence365- Consistency checks366367**Section 4 Gap Analysis MUST include:**368- Comparison against target (if provided)369- Priority ranking370- Estimated effort to close gaps371372### Step 9: Recommendations (Optional)373374**If user requests improvement plan:**375376For each identified gap, provide:377378| Component | Details |379|-----------|---------|380| **Learning Path** | Structured approach to skill development |381| **Resources** | Courses, books, projects, mentors |382| **Timeline** | Realistic timeframe with milestones |383| **Practice Projects** | Hands-on application opportunities |384| **Success Metrics** | How to measure progress |385| **Validation** | Certifications, portfolio pieces |386387### Step 10: Wait for User Confirmation (PHASE GATE)388389> **CRITICAL**: After generating the report, STOP and wait for user input. Do NOT generate improvement plans automatically.390391**User interaction flow:**3921. Output complete assessment report (Sections 1-6)3932. **STOP** - Wait for user to request recommendations3943. Only after user confirms → Generate detailed improvement plans3954. If user provides no request → Do nothing, wait396397## Reference Files398399### Layer 0: Core Methodology400401Read `references/methodology-core.md` when:402- Need to verify assessment criteria403- Deciding proficiency levels404- Understanding evidence requirements405406### Layer 1: Universal Rules407408Read `references/rules-universal.md` when:409- Starting any assessment410- Need scoring guidelines411- Checking evidence standards412413### Layer 2: Skill-Type Specific Rules414415| File | Read When |416|------|-----------|417| `references/type-technical.md` | Assessing programming, tools, systems |418| `references/type-softskills.md` | Evaluating communication, leadership, teamwork |419| `references/type-domain.md` | Assessing industry knowledge, business acumen |420421### Layer 3: Assessment Context Rules422423| File | Read When |424|------|-----------|425| `references/context-resume.md` | Analyzing resumes/CVs |426| `references/context-portfolio.md` | Evaluating portfolios/projects |427| `references/context-interview.md` | Assessing interview performance |428| `references/context-jobmatch.md` | Comparing against job requirements |429430### Layer 4: Reference Materials431432| File | Read When |433|------|-----------|434| `references/ref-output-format.md` | Generating assessment report |435| `references/ref-skill-taxonomy.md` | Categorizing skills |436| `references/ref-learning-resources.md` | Recommending improvement resources |437438## Special Reminders439440### Key References by Topic441442| Topic | Reference File |443|-------|---------------|444| Report structure & format | `ref-output-format.md` |445| Skill categorization | `ref-skill-taxonomy.md` |446| Proficiency level definitions | `methodology-core.md` |447| Evidence evaluation | `rules-universal.md` |448| Learning recommendations | `ref-learning-resources.md` |449450### Quick Assessment Rules451452| Condition | Action |453|-----------|--------|454| No concrete evidence | Mark as "Claimed - Unverified" |455| Single example only | Medium confidence, conservative rating |456| Multiple strong examples | High confidence, accurate rating |457| Outdated (3+ years) | Reduce score by 30-50% |458| Certified/validated | Boost confidence level |459460### Common Pitfalls to Avoid4614621. **Resume Inflation**: Don't take claims at face value4632. **Recency Bias**: Consider skill decay over time4643. **Context Ignorance**: Junior vs senior expectations differ4654. **Evidence Gaps**: Don't fill in missing information4665. **Overconfidence**: Use hedging language when uncertain467468## Version History469470### Current: 1.0.0471472**Initial Release:**473- ✨ Multi-dimensional skill assessment framework474- ✨ Evidence-based evaluation methodology475- ✨ 5-point verification system476- ✨ Gap analysis and prioritization477- ✨ Structured improvement recommendations478- ✨ Multi-language support (8 languages)479- ✨ Confidence level tracking480- ✨ Multiple input formats (resume, portfolio, interview, job match)481482---483484**Made with ❤️ for professional skills assessment**