alexsmedile/skizl
Full lifecycle manager and optimizer for agentic skills — author, densify into micro-kernels, pack, unpack, pin, sym, diff, snapshot, bump, archive, fork, publish, and git-guard.
Compress verbose agent skills into high-density 5-layer micro-kernels. Replaces conversational prose with decision matrices, direct negative constraints ("DO NOT"), consolidated CLI palettes, and deterministic scripts. Triggers on "densify", "compress skill", "make skill compact", "skill micro-kernel", or "token optimize skill".
Quickly draft a small skill in one pass — a single SKILL.md, no tracks, no reviewer, no evals. Use for "just write me a skill", a personal/style rule, or a small workflow capture. For a full build with progressive disclosure, a review gate, or evals, use skill-forge instead.
Build a skill properly — routed tracks, a fresh-context reviewer gate, progressive disclosure, and evals when outputs are checkable. Use to create a non-trivial skill, update an existing skill, resume an unfinished skill-forge run or review, audit, debloat, or repair a skill, or optimize its activation boundaries. For a quick single-file skill with no ceremony, use skill-draft; not for one-off prompts, general agent questions, or human-facing docs.
Manage the lifecycle of skills that already exist: pack/unpack references-based containers, pin shortcuts, symlink into .claude/skills/, snapshot/bump/diff versions, fork, archive, and publish plugin manifests (Claude, Codex, Antigravity). Invoked as /skizl <command>. Not for authoring a skill's content — use skill-forge or skill-draft for that.