How do I install the Localsetup Skill Normalizer skill?

Run npx skillmds add majiayu000/localsetup-skill-normalizer 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 Localsetup Skill Normalizer safe to use?

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

Which AI agents work with Localsetup Skill Normalizer?

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 Localsetup Skill Normalizer free to use?

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

Who published Localsetup Skill Normalizer?

majiayu000 (@majiayu000) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Localsetup Skill Normalizer by majiayu000

Name: Localsetup Skill Normalizer
Rating: 4.666666666666667 (3 reviews)
Author: majiayu000

Localsetup Skill Normalizer

Normalize skills already in the tree for Agent Skills spec compliance and platform-neutral wording. Use when the user wants to normalize one or more skills in _localsetup/skills/ (e.g. after import, or after copying files in), or when batch-reviewing previously imported skills. Applies _localsetup/docs/SKILL_NORMALIZATION.md; shows summary and key edits, then applies on approval.

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Skill normalizer

Purpose: Normalize any skill(s) already in the framework skill tree so each SKILL.md is spec-compliant and platform-neutral. Use this when skills were imported without normalization, dropped in by copying files, or when you want to batch-normalize previously imported skills.

When to use this skill

User says "normalize this skill", "normalize the Ansible skill", "normalize all imported skills", or "make this skill spec-compliant and platform-neutral."
User copied a skill directory into _localsetup/skills/ or _localsetup/skills/ and wants it normalized.
Batch review: normalize several skills (e.g. localsetup-ansible-skill, localsetup-linux-service-triage, localsetup-linux-patcher) in one pass.

Workflow (agent steps)

Identify target(s) - User specifies one skill (e.g. by name or path) or "all" (all skills under _localsetup/skills/ or _localsetup/skills/). Resolve to a list of skill directories; each must contain SKILL.md.
Load rules - Read _localsetup/docs/SKILL_NORMALIZATION.md (or _localsetup/docs/SKILL_NORMALIZATION.md from framework source). Use the spec-compliance checklist, before/after frontmatter examples, and platform-neutralization rules (including the generic snippet for "Running from an agent").
For each skill - Apply the checklist and rules to SKILL.md only (in memory or a temp copy). Do not modify references, scripts, or playbooks. Produce:
- Summary - Short prose (e.g. "Frontmatter: add compatibility, remove platform metadata; description generalized; replace 'Integration with X' with generic section.").
- Key edits - Concrete list (e.g. "Remove metadata.openclaw"; "Replace lines 427–453 with generic snippet from SKILL_NORMALIZATION.md"; "Description: change 'OpenClaw VPS' to 'VPS (optional agent-host examples)'.").
Present and get approval - Show summary and key edits to the user. Ask: "Apply these changes to SKILL.md?" If yes, write the normalized SKILL.md to the skill directory. If no, skip that skill; do not write.
Confirm - Tell the user which skills were normalized and that they can run deploy if needed.

Scope

Only SKILL.md is modified. References, scripts, assets, and playbooks in the skill directory are unchanged.
The same rules as import-time normalization: product-agnostic detection of platform-specific sections (e.g. "Integration with …", "From … Agent"), replacement with generic wording from SKILL_NORMALIZATION.md.

Reference

_localsetup/docs/SKILL_NORMALIZATION.md - Single source of truth: spec checklist, frontmatter examples, platform-neutralization rules and generic snippets.
_localsetup/docs/SKILL_IMPORTING.md - Import workflow including the optional "Normalize before copy?" step; same rules apply there.

---name: localsetup-skill-normalizerdescription: Normalize skills already in the tree for Agent Skills spec compliance and platform-neutral wording. Use when the user wants to normalize one or more skills in _localsetup/skills/ (e.g. after import, or after copying files in), or when batch-reviewing previously imported skills. Applies _localsetup/docs/SKILL_NORMALIZATION.md; shows summary and key edits, then applies on approval.--- # Skill normalizer **Purpose:** Normalize any skill(s) already in the framework skill tree so each SKILL.md is spec-compliant and platform-neutral. Use this when skills were imported without normalization, dropped in by copying files, or when you want to batch-normalize previously imported skills. ## When to use this skill - User says "normalize this skill", "normalize the Ansible skill", "normalize all imported skills", or "make this skill spec-compliant and platform-neutral." - User copied a skill directory into `_localsetup/skills/` or `_localsetup/skills/` and wants it normalized. - Batch review: normalize several skills (e.g. localsetup-ansible-skill, localsetup-linux-service-triage, localsetup-linux-patcher) in one pass. ## Workflow (agent steps) 1. **Identify target(s)** - User specifies one skill (e.g. by name or path) or "all" (all skills under `_localsetup/skills/` or `_localsetup/skills/`). Resolve to a list of skill directories; each must contain SKILL.md. 2. **Load rules** - Read _localsetup/docs/SKILL_NORMALIZATION.md (or _localsetup/docs/SKILL_NORMALIZATION.md from framework source). Use the spec-compliance checklist, before/after frontmatter examples, and platform-neutralization rules (including the generic snippet for "Running from an agent"). 3. **For each skill** - Apply the checklist and rules to SKILL.md only (in memory or a temp copy). Do not modify references, scripts, or playbooks. Produce: - **Summary** - Short prose (e.g. "Frontmatter: add compatibility, remove platform metadata; description generalized; replace 'Integration with X' with generic section."). - **Key edits** - Concrete list (e.g. "Remove metadata.openclaw"; "Replace lines 427–453 with generic snippet from SKILL_NORMALIZATION.md"; "Description: change 'OpenClaw VPS' to 'VPS (optional agent-host examples)'."). 4. **Present and get approval** - Show summary and key edits to the user. Ask: "Apply these changes to SKILL.md?" If **yes**, write the normalized SKILL.md to the skill directory. If **no**, skip that skill; do not write. 5. **Confirm** - Tell the user which skills were normalized and that they can run deploy if needed. ## Scope - **Only SKILL.md** is modified. References, scripts, assets, and playbooks in the skill directory are unchanged. - The same rules as import-time normalization: product-agnostic detection of platform-specific sections (e.g. "Integration with …", "From … Agent"), replacement with generic wording from SKILL_NORMALIZATION.md. ## Reference - _localsetup/docs/SKILL_NORMALIZATION.md - Single source of truth: spec checklist, frontmatter examples, platform-neutralization rules and generic snippets. - _localsetup/docs/SKILL_IMPORTING.md - Import workflow including the optional "Normalize before copy?" step; same rules apply there.

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