Myskills

myskills — test the five skill families

One entry point that exercises each canonical family and reports both code health and the local dependencies needed to use it. A skill is reported working only when its own check passes — never because its folder exists or its version is current.

Run it

node scripts/run-all.mjs --pretty

• --pretty — human-readable JSON on stdout; a per-skill summary always prints to stderr.
• --quick — keep deterministic safety checks, skip live-dependency probes, and report skipped families or dependencies as not_checked; it never turns unknown readiness green.
• --flow — print how the skills compose, without running anything.
• Exit code is 1 when a functional check is missing, failing, or errored. Dependency-only attention, such as a missing engine or GitHub sign-in, is reported separately and does not falsely turn a passing safety test into a code failure.

Relay the per-skill lines to the user, including aliases, versions, dependency states, and any unavailable engine (for example, Promptus not installed). Never summarize code_health: passing as “everything is ready” when dependency_readiness still needs attention.

Canonical families and aliases

myskills 1.2.0 returns five functional records:

• momm
• myrepo
• yorkshire-pudding, also invoked as yorky
• promptus-clone-voice, also invoked as myvoice

An alias belongs on its canonical record; it is not another installed skill or another health check. myskills_version identifies the orchestrator itself and does not create a sixth functional family.

What it checks

Read the report

• code_health summarizes functional checks. It is failing only when a canonical family's own proof is missing, failing, or errored.
• dependency_readiness is attention when a required local engine, CLI, or account session is unavailable, and not_checked when --quick deliberately skips those probes.
• Each skills[] record carries one canonical skill, its aliases, functional status, explanatory detail, and any detected version.
• myrepo additionally reports dependencies.gh_cli as ready or missing, and dependencies.gh_auth as ready, login_required, or not_checked when the CLI is absent.

Version state and functional health answer different questions. A current version can still fail its self-test or lack a required engine; a local version can be newer than the published manifest and still pass. Do not group “current,” “update available,” or “local newer” as health verdicts, and do not relabel an unavailable version check as “up to date.”

How they compose

1. momm — review it. Reproduce every finding before fixing; record dispositions.
2. myvoice — voice it, with consent and a recorded human listening verdict.
3. myrepo — publish it, after confirming repo name and visibility with the user.
4. yorky — flavour any prose, never touching identifiers, keys, URLs, or logic.

Each skill keeps its own protocol and safety gates; myskills orchestrates and verifies, it never bypasses them. Install everything with node install.mjs --target all from the repo root.