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Single source of truth for "which Python environment manager does this project use, and how do I install a package with it?". Owns the detection table (pixi / uv / poetry / hatch / conda+mamba / pip+venv), the install / remove / upgrade commands per manager, and the bootstrap pat

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Single source of truth for "which Python environment manager does this project use, and how do I install a package with it?". Owns the detection table (pixi / uv / poetry / hatch / conda+mamba / pip+venv), the install / remove / upgrade commands per manager, and the bootstrap path when no manager is in place (default recommendation: pixi). Stops at "the install command was issued with the right manager and the package is importable". TRIGGER when (any of these): (1) **about to install / add / pin / upgrade / remove a Python package** — `pip install`, `pixi add`, `uv add`, `poetry add`, `conda install`, etc. — under any framing; (2) `data-science-python-stack` § "Missing dependency" surfaced a missing import and an install is the next step; (3) a workflow skill's Stop condition fired on a missing dependency (`build-ml-pipeline`, `evaluate-ml-pipeline`, `organize-ml-workspace`, `audit-ml-pipeline`); (4) starting a new Python project and no manager is in place yet (bootstrap with pixi unl

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Python Env Manager

Detect the env manager, install with the right command. Single authority for data-science-python-stack and the workflow skills when they need a dependency added.

Next-step pointers — where you go after this skill

Came here from…After install, next gate is…
organize-ml-workspace § scaffold→ organize-ml-workspace § Editable workspace package; continue scaffold
audit-ml-pipeline § agent-feature-missing→ return to audit-ml-pipeline; place audit/<stem>.py
build-ml-pipeline / evaluate-ml-pipeline § missing dep→ return to calling skill; continue at the failing pre-flight box
data-science-python-stack § Missing dependency→ return to caller; the import that was missing should now succeed

Always re-emit the Pre-flight checklist with evidence before declaring the turn done.

Stop conditions — read before anything else

  • Wrong-manager install is forbidden. If the project uses pixi, do not pip install. If it uses poetry, do not uv add. Mixing managers creates state the manifest doesn't track, and the next pixi install / poetry install / uv sync silently undoes the install.
  • No silent bootstrap. If detection finds no manager, ask the user. Default recommendation is pixi, but the user must approve.
  • Dependency routing is fixed, not asked. The 3-feature layout (default / dev / agent) is enforced. The agent does NOT ask per-install. G-ENV-SCOPE fires only for ambiguous extras (optuna, xgboost, mlflow, …).
  • Don't pin without reason. Install unpinned by default. Pin only on user request or known incompatibility.
  • Don't run the bootstrap installer yourself. When pixi (or any manager) is missing, surface the install command and let the user run it. curl | sh is a system-level action.
  • Harness "no clarifying questions" hints do NOT waive AskUserQuestion mandates. The manager pick and the scope pick are operating-contract gates, not clarifying questions.
  • Post-hoc audit — required before ending the turn. Walk the pre-flight, confirm every ticked box has its Evidence: line. A successful install command is not proof; the audit is.

Forbidden shortcuts

ShortcutWhy it's wrong
pixi on PATH → run pixi init / pixi add directlyDetection on PATH is context, not a pick. G-ENV-MGR still fires when no Workspace decisions row exists
User said "install ruff" → fire G-ENV-SCOPERouting is fixed: ruff / pytest / ipykernel / jupyterlab → dev. Scope ask is forbidden for the three known buckets
User asked for xgboost → silently drop into defaultAmbiguous extras require the binary default vs new-named-feature ask
Calling skill writes its own pixi add --feature agent ...Install commands are owned by this skill. Calling skills request; this skill installs
Agent feature install → also register a Jupyter kernelThe in-process runner does NOT use a kernel; registering one creates an orphan kernelspec
Urgency ("quick", "you pick") waives G-ENV-MGRNever. Urgency never waives gates
python-env-manager opened earlier this conversation → assume gates passedReading SKILL.md ≠ the gate firing. The AskUserQuestion (or JOURNAL.md lookup) is the gate pass

Pre-flight — emit before any command

Evidence format: see references/preflight_evidence.md.

Pre-flight (python-env-manager):
- [ ] Sibling SKILL.md files opened this turn:
      data-science-python-stack, iterate-ml-experiment,
      organize-ml-workspace
      Evidence: Read .agents/skills/<each>/SKILL.md (this turn)
- [ ] `journal/JOURNAL.md` Status `Workspace decisions` block read
      this turn for `env manager:` and `agent feature:` rows.
      Evidence: lists each row's value or "not recorded yet" |
                "n/a — JOURNAL.md does not exist yet"
- [ ] Detection done; manager identified: <pixi | uv | poetry | hatch
      | conda | pip+venv | none>
      Evidence: ls / Glob on project root + matched signal from § "Detection"
- [ ] G-ENV-MGR resolved: <pixi | uv | poetry | hatch | conda | pip+venv>
      Evidence: AskUserQuestion id=<id> | JOURNAL.md Status (recorded YYYY-MM-DD) |
                "detection returned a single manager; manifest commits the project"
- [ ] Dep category determined for each package:
      runtime → default | dev → dev | agent → agent |
      ambiguous → G-ENV-SCOPE binary ask
      Evidence: explicit categorization in this turn's response
- [ ] G-ENV-SCOPE resolved ONLY for ambiguous extras
      Evidence: AskUserQuestion id=<id> | user quote turn N |
                "n/a — package routes automatically"
- [ ] (Agent-feature installs only) G-AGENT-FEATURE resolved: install | skipped
      Evidence: AskUserQuestion id=<id> | JOURNAL.md Status (recorded YYYY-MM-DD) |
                "n/a — not an agent-feature install"
- [ ] Install command syntax confirmed for that manager (see § "Install commands")
      Evidence: cite the matching subsection
- [ ] Package list ready: <pkg-1, pkg-2, ...>
      Evidence: explicit list in this turn's response
- [ ] (Agent-feature installs only) `pyrightconfig.json` drop step queued
      Evidence: Read templates/pyrightconfig.json (this turn) + Write to project root
                | "n/a — not an agent-feature install"
                | "n/a — pyrightconfig.json already at project root"
- [ ] (Agent-feature installs only) Verification commands queued
      Evidence: commands quoted in this turn's response | "n/a"
- [ ] Pre-flight re-emitted with evidence before final message.
      Evidence: this same checklist appears in the end-of-turn summary.

Detection — first signal wins

Signal at project rootManagerNotes
pixi.toml or pixi.lockpixiDefault for this stack
uv.lock, or pyproject.toml [tool.uv]uvFast Rust-based
poetry.lock, or pyproject.toml [tool.poetry]poetryCommon in older projects
hatch.toml, or pyproject.toml [tool.hatch]hatchDeclarative; flow varies — ask
environment.yml + conda/mamba on PATHconda / mambaScientific stacks
requirements.txt + .venv/ or venv/pip + venvLeast integrated
None of the above(nothing detected)Ask the user; default suggestion: pixi

Notes:

  • pyproject.toml with only [build-system] / [project] and no [tool.X] is ambiguous — ask, don't infer.
  • Multiple signals (e.g. pixi.toml + [tool.poetry]): surface the ambiguity before picking.

For ambient-manager edge cases (2+ managers on PATH, existing conda envs that could be reused): → references/ambient_detection.md.

→ next: G-ENV-MGR (below).

Gates this skill owns

G-ENV-MGR — which manager

Fires when: detection returned (nothing detected) AND project is fresh; OR detection returned a single manager but no Workspace decisions row for env manager exists yet.

AskUserQuestion: single pick — the manager. Options from the detection table. Default recommendation on nothing-detected: pixi. Free-text resolves only when it names a listed manager.

Persists: env manager: <pick> — recorded: <date> in journal/JOURNAL.md Status Workspace decisions.

→ next: § "Install commands — by manager".

G-ENV-SCOPE — only for ambiguous extras

Fires when: a requested dep doesn't match the § "Auto-routing table" below (e.g. optuna, xgboost, mlflow).

AskUserQuestion (binary):

  1. default — fold into runtime deps. Pick when the dep IS a runtime concern.
  2. New named feature <X> — propose a name from the user's wording (tracing for mlflow, tuning for optuna, dl for torch). Pick when the dep is a tier-shift to feature-flag.

Free-text resolution: explicit default or a feature name resolves; "you pick" / "doesn't matter" does NOT.

When default is picked

One step: pixi add <pkg> (no --feature flag → lands in default).

→ next: return to caller skill.

When a new named feature <X> is picked — 6 steps, all required

This is the load-bearing procedure smaller models forget. Step 3 specifically is the one that silently breaks LSP integration.

  1. Install into the new feature: pixi add --feature <X> <pkg> (manager-equivalents: uv add --group <X> <pkg>, poetry add --group <X> <pkg>).
  2. Confirm the feature block exists in the manifest.
  3. APPEND <X> to the lsp env's features list — per-manager:
    • pixi: edit pixi.toml [environments], lsp = { features = [..., "<X>"], ... }.
    • uv / poetry: nothing extra (--all-groups / --with covers).
    • hatch / conda / pip+venv: re-author the lsp env's dep list.
  4. Re-sync the lsp env: pixi → pixi install -e lsp; uv → uv sync --all-groups; poetry → poetry install --with <X>; others → re-create.
  5. Update JOURNAL.md: append <X> to the optional features: row.
  6. Verify: bash .agents/skills/python-env-manager/scripts/verify_layout.sh. Exit 0 = consistent. Exit 1 = drift, with remediation lines.

Skipping step 3 or 4 → the package installs into <X> but pyright doesn't index it because lsp doesn't compose <X>. User sees "unresolved import" on legitimate code.

→ next: return to caller skill.

G-AGENT-FEATURE — install ipython + pyright

Fires when: an agent-only consumer (audit-ml-pipeline for audit files, or explore-ml-data for data/eda.py) needs ipython / pyright and the manifest doesn't expose them. With explore-ml-data this can fire as early as bootstrap (the G-EDA run path, before the baseline), not only at the first audit.

AskUserQuestion (binary): install | skip.

  • install → run th
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name: python-env-manager
description: >
  Single source of truth for "which Python environment manager does
  this project use, and how do I install a package with it?". Owns
  the detection table (pixi / uv / poetry / hatch / conda+mamba /
  pip+venv), the install / remove / upgrade commands per manager,
  and the bootstrap path when no manager is in place (default
  recommendation: pixi). Stops at "the install command was issued
  with the right manager and the package is importable".

  TRIGGER when (any of these):
  (1) **about to install / add / pin / upgrade / remove a Python
      package** — `pip install`, `pixi add`, `uv add`, `poetry add`,
      `conda install`, etc. — under any framing;
  (2) `data-science-python-stack` § "Missing dependency" surfaced a
      missing import and an install is the next step;
  (3) a workflow skill's Stop condition fired on a missing
      dependency (`build-ml-pipeline`, `evaluate-ml-pipeline`,
      `organize-ml-workspace`, `audit-ml-pipeline`);
  (4) starting a new Python project and no manager is in place yet
      (bootstrap with pixi unless the user picks otherwise);
  (5) `audit-ml-pipeline` (or another agent-only consumer) needs the
      **agent feature** (`ipython` + `pyright`) and it isn't yet
      present in the project's manifest — see § "Agent feature".

  SKIP when: the project is non-Python; the install/add command is
  for a non-Python tool (npm, brew, apt, cargo, gem); the dependency
  is already installed and importable; the work is purely editing
  existing source code with no new dependency in play.

  HOW TO USE: **detect first, then install**. Run the § "Detection"
  table at the project root before issuing any install command. If
  no manager is detected, ask the user before bootstrapping. Never
  install with a different manager than the one the project uses
  (e.g., never `pip install` into a pixi-managed project) — that
  creates env state divergence the manifest won't track. **Read
  the "Stop conditions" block and emit the Pre-flight checklist as
  visible text in your response — both are mandatory before issuing
  any command.**
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---
name: python-env-manager
description: >
  Single source of truth for "which Python environment manager does
  this project use, and how do I install a package with it?". Owns
  the detection table (pixi / uv / poetry / hatch / conda+mamba /
  pip+venv), the install / remove / upgrade commands per manager,
  and the bootstrap path when no manager is in place (default
  recommendation: pixi). Stops at "the install command was issued
  with the right manager and the package is importable".

  TRIGGER when (any of these):
  (1) **about to install / add / pin / upgrade / remove a Python
      package** — `pip install`, `pixi add`, `uv add`, `poetry add`,
      `conda install`, etc. — under any framing;
  (2) `data-science-python-stack` § "Missing dependency" surfaced a
      missing import and an install is the next step;
  (3) a workflow skill's Stop condition fired on a missing
      dependency (`build-ml-pipeline`, `evaluate-ml-pipeline`,
      `organize-ml-workspace`, `audit-ml-pipeline`);
  (4) starting a new Python project and no manager is in place yet
      (bootstrap with pixi unless the user picks otherwise);
  (5) `audit-ml-pipeline` (or another agent-only consumer) needs the
      **agent feature** (`ipython` + `pyright`) and it isn't yet
      present in the project's manifest — see § "Agent feature".

  SKIP when: the project is non-Python; the install/add command is
  for a non-Python tool (npm, brew, apt, cargo, gem); the dependency
  is already installed and importable; the work is purely editing
  existing source code with no new dependency in play.

  HOW TO USE: **detect first, then install**. Run the § "Detection"
  table at the project root before issuing any install command. If
  no manager is detected, ask the user before bootstrapping. Never
  install with a different manager than the one the project uses
  (e.g., never `pip install` into a pixi-managed project) — that
  creates env state divergence the manifest won't track. **Read
  the "Stop conditions" block and emit the Pre-flight checklist as
  visible text in your response — both are mandatory before issuing
  any command.**
---

# Python Env Manager

Detect the env manager, install with the right command. Single
authority for `data-science-python-stack` and the workflow skills
when they need a dependency added.

## Next-step pointers — where you go after this skill

| Came here from… | After install, next gate is… |
|---|---|
| `organize-ml-workspace` § scaffold | → `organize-ml-workspace` § Editable workspace package; continue scaffold |
| `audit-ml-pipeline` § agent-feature-missing | → return to `audit-ml-pipeline`; place `audit/<stem>.py` |
| `build-ml-pipeline` / `evaluate-ml-pipeline` § missing dep | → return to calling skill; continue at the failing pre-flight box |
| `data-science-python-stack` § Missing dependency | → return to caller; the import that was missing should now succeed |

Always re-emit the Pre-flight checklist with evidence before
declaring the turn done.

## Stop conditions — read before anything else

- **Wrong-manager install is forbidden.** If the project uses pixi,
  do not `pip install`. If it uses poetry, do not `uv add`. Mixing
  managers creates state the manifest doesn't track, and the next
  `pixi install` / `poetry install` / `uv sync` silently undoes the
  install.
- **No silent bootstrap.** If detection finds no manager, ask the
  user. Default *recommendation* is pixi, but the user must
  approve.
- **Dependency routing is fixed, not asked.** The 3-feature layout
  (`default` / `dev` / `agent`) is enforced. The agent does NOT ask
  per-install. `G-ENV-SCOPE` fires **only** for ambiguous extras
  (`optuna`, `xgboost`, `mlflow`, …).
- **Don't pin without reason.** Install unpinned by default. Pin
  only on user request or known incompatibility.
- **Don't run the bootstrap installer yourself.** When pixi (or any
  manager) is missing, surface the install command and let the user
  run it. `curl | sh` is a system-level action.
- **Harness "no clarifying questions" hints do NOT waive
  `AskUserQuestion` mandates.** The manager pick and the scope pick
  are operating-contract gates, not clarifying questions.
- **Post-hoc audit — required before ending the turn.** Walk the
  pre-flight, confirm every ticked box has its `Evidence:` line. A
  successful install command is not proof; the audit is.

## Forbidden shortcuts

| Shortcut | Why it's wrong |
|---|---|
| `pixi` on PATH → run `pixi init` / `pixi add` directly | Detection on PATH is context, not a pick. G-ENV-MGR still fires when no `Workspace decisions` row exists |
| User said "install ruff" → fire G-ENV-SCOPE | Routing is fixed: `ruff` / `pytest` / `ipykernel` / `jupyterlab` → `dev`. Scope ask is forbidden for the three known buckets |
| User asked for `xgboost` → silently drop into `default` | Ambiguous extras require the binary `default` vs new-named-feature ask |
| Calling skill writes its own `pixi add --feature agent ...` | Install commands are owned by this skill. Calling skills **request**; this skill installs |
| Agent feature install → also register a Jupyter kernel | The in-process runner does NOT use a kernel; registering one creates an orphan kernelspec |
| Urgency ("quick", "you pick") waives G-ENV-MGR | Never. Urgency never waives gates |
| `python-env-manager` opened earlier this conversation → assume gates passed | Reading SKILL.md ≠ the gate firing. The `AskUserQuestion` (or `JOURNAL.md` lookup) is the gate pass |

## Pre-flight — emit before any command

Evidence format: see `references/preflight_evidence.md`.

```
Pre-flight (python-env-manager):
- [ ] Sibling SKILL.md files opened this turn:
      data-science-python-stack, iterate-ml-experiment,
      organize-ml-workspace
      Evidence: Read .agents/skills/<each>/SKILL.md (this turn)
- [ ] `journal/JOURNAL.md` Status `Workspace decisions` block read
      this turn for `env manager:` and `agent feature:` rows.
      Evidence: lists each row's value or "not recorded yet" |
                "n/a — JOURNAL.md does not exist yet"
- [ ] Detection done; manager identified: <pixi | uv | poetry | hatch
      | conda | pip+venv | none>
      Evidence: ls / Glob on project root + matched signal from § "Detection"
- [ ] G-ENV-MGR resolved: <pixi | uv | poetry | hatch | conda | pip+venv>
      Evidence: AskUserQuestion id=<id> | JOURNAL.md Status (recorded YYYY-MM-DD) |
                "detection returned a single manager; manifest commits the project"
- [ ] Dep category determined for each package:
      runtime → default | dev → dev | agent → agent |
      ambiguous → G-ENV-SCOPE binary ask
      Evidence: explicit categorization in this turn's response
- [ ] G-ENV-SCOPE resolved ONLY for ambiguous extras
      Evidence: AskUserQuestion id=<id> | user quote turn N |
                "n/a — package routes automatically"
- [ ] (Agent-feature installs only) G-AGENT-FEATURE resolved: install | skipped
      Evidence: AskUserQuestion id=<id> | JOURNAL.md Status (recorded YYYY-MM-DD) |
                "n/a — not an agent-feature install"
- [ ] Install command syntax confirmed for that manager (see § "Install commands")
      Evidence: cite the matching subsection
- [ ] Package list ready: <pkg-1, pkg-2, ...>
      Evidence: explicit list in this turn's response
- [ ] (Agent-feature installs only) `pyrightconfig.json` drop step queued
      Evidence: Read templates/pyrightconfig.json (this turn) + Write to project root
                | "n/a — not an agent-feature install"
                | "n/a — pyrightconfig.json already at project root"
- [ ] (Agent-feature installs only) Verification commands queued
      Evidence: commands quoted in this turn's response | "n/a"
- [ ] Pre-flight re-emitted with evidence before final message.
      Evidence: this same checklist appears in the end-of-turn summary.
```

## Detection — first signal wins

| Signal at project root | Manager | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| `pixi.toml` or `pixi.lock` | **pixi** | Default for this stack |
| `uv.lock`, or `pyproject.toml` `[tool.uv]` | **uv** | Fast Rust-based |
| `poetry.lock`, or `pyproject.toml` `[tool.poetry]` | **poetry** | Common in older projects |
| `hatch.toml`, or `pyproject.toml` `[tool.hatch]` | **hatch** | Declarative; flow varies — ask |
| `environment.yml` + `conda`/`mamba` on PATH | **conda / mamba** | Scientific stacks |
| `requirements.txt` + `.venv/` or `venv/` | **pip + venv** | Least integrated |
| None of the above | **(nothing detected)** | Ask the user; default *suggestion*: pixi |

Notes:
- `pyproject.toml` with only `[build-system]` / `[project]` and no
  `[tool.X]` is ambiguous — ask, don't infer.
- Multiple signals (e.g. `pixi.toml` + `[tool.poetry]`): surface the
  ambiguity before picking.

For ambient-manager edge cases (2+ managers on PATH, existing conda
envs that could be reused): → `references/ambient_detection.md`.

→ next: G-ENV-MGR (below).

## Gates this skill owns

### `G-ENV-MGR` — which manager

**Fires when**: detection returned `(nothing detected)` AND project is
fresh; OR detection returned a single manager but no
`Workspace decisions` row for `env manager` exists yet.

**AskUserQuestion**: single pick — the manager. Options from the
detection table. Default *recommendation* on nothing-detected:
`pixi`. Free-text resolves only when it names a listed manager.

**Persists**: `env manager: <pick> — recorded: <date>` in
`journal/JOURNAL.md` Status `Workspace decisions`.

→ next: § "Install commands — by manager".

### `G-ENV-SCOPE` — only for ambiguous extras

**Fires when**: a requested dep doesn't match the § "Auto-routing
table" below (e.g. `optuna`, `xgboost`, `mlflow`).

**AskUserQuestion (binary)**:
1. **`default`** — fold into runtime deps. Pick when the dep IS a
   runtime concern.
2. **New named feature `<X>`** — propose a name from the user's
   wording (`tracing` for `mlflow`, `tuning` for `optuna`, `dl` for
   `torch`). Pick when the dep is a tier-shift to feature-flag.

Free-text resolution: explicit `default` or a feature name resolves;
"you pick" / "doesn't matter" does NOT.

#### When `default` is picked

One step: `pixi add <pkg>` (no `--feature` flag → lands in
`default`).

→ next: return to caller skill.

#### When a new named feature `<X>` is picked — 6 steps, all required

**This is the load-bearing procedure smaller models forget.** Step
3 specifically is the one that silently breaks LSP integration.

1. **Install into the new feature**: `pixi add --feature <X> <pkg>`
   (manager-equivalents: `uv add --group <X> <pkg>`,
   `poetry add --group <X> <pkg>`).
2. **Confirm the feature block exists** in the manifest.
3. **APPEND `<X>` to the `lsp` env's features list** —
   per-manager:
   - **pixi**: edit `pixi.toml` `[environments]`,
     `lsp = { features = [..., "<X>"], ... }`.
   - **uv / poetry**: nothing extra (`--all-groups` / `--with` covers).
   - **hatch / conda / pip+venv**: re-author the lsp env's dep list.
4. **Re-sync the lsp env**: pixi → `pixi install -e lsp`; uv →
   `uv sync --all-groups`; poetry → `poetry install --with <X>`;
   others → re-create.
5. **Update `JOURNAL.md`**: append `<X>` to the
   `optional features:` row.
6. **Verify**: `bash .agents/skills/python-env-manager/scripts/verify_layout.sh`.
   Exit 0 = consistent. Exit 1 = drift, with remediation lines.

Skipping step 3 or 4 → the package installs into `<X>` but pyright
doesn't index it because `lsp` doesn't compose `<X>`. User sees
"unresolved import" on legitimate code.

→ next: return to caller skill.

### `G-AGENT-FEATURE` — install ipython + pyright

**Fires when**: an agent-only consumer (`audit-ml-pipeline` for audit
files, or `explore-ml-data` for `data/eda.py`) needs `ipython` /
`pyright` and the manifest doesn't expose them. With `explore-ml-data`
this can fire as early as **bootstrap** (the G-EDA run path, before
the baseline), not only at the first audit.

**AskUserQuestion (binary)**: `install` | `skip`.
- `install` → run th

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probabl-ai/skills
Lisensi
BSD-3-Clause
Versi
1.0.0
Push GitHub terakhir
17 Agu 2026
Direktori diperbarui
6 Sep 2026
Jalur instruksi
skills/python-env-manager/SKILL.md @ 96d77a4f96ef

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Kualitas

65/100

Menjanjikan

Kepercayaan

57/100

Do not auto-install

Audit

72/100

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  • Dependency or permission surface needs review
  • Permission surface may require sandboxing
  • Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision
  • The skill references gates (G-ENV-MGR, G-ENV-SCOPE, etc.) that are defined in other skills; ensure those are available when this skill is used in isolation.
  • The SKILL.md is very long and dense; it may be challenging for an agent to parse all rules quickly, though the structure is logical.
  • Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision.
  • Quality score needs review
  • Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
  • Stars/forks activity: 119 stars, 7 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
  • Dependency/runtime risk: command execution surface, credential or environment access
  • Permission surface: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
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