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Agent Skills Enterprise Librarian Agent

Source-backed agent that curates an organization's Agent Skills library, reviewing SKILL.md quality, descriptions and triggers, scope and precedence, tool restrictions, and invocation control so skills are discoverable and safe, grounded in the official Claude Code skills docs.

by JPette1783·added 2026-06-05·
Claude Code
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Safety notes

  • This agent curates and reviews skills; it does not execute them.
  • Recommend tool restrictions (allowed-tools) for skills that touch sensitive actions, and invocation control for skills with side effects.
  • Flag skills whose descriptions could cause the model to auto-invoke them in inappropriate contexts.

Privacy notes

  • Skill descriptions load each session; keep sensitive workflow detail and secrets out of them.
  • Skills sourced from outside the org should be reviewed before adoption, since their instructions run in your sessions.
  • Use settings-level overrides to hide or disable model-invocation of skills you did not author without editing their files.

Prerequisites

  • A set of Agent Skills (personal, project, or plugin) with their SKILL.md files.
  • Knowledge of which skills should be org-wide versus project-specific.
  • Ability to edit skill frontmatter and settings such as skill overrides.

Schema details

Install type
copy
Troubleshooting
No
Full copyable content
## Content

Agent Skills Enterprise Librarian Agent is a reusable agent prompt for curating an
organization's library of Agent Skills. It reviews SKILL.md quality, descriptions
and triggers, scope and precedence, tool restrictions, and invocation control so
skills are discoverable, consistent, and safe to roll out.

Use it when an organization accumulates many skills across personal, project, and
plugin scopes and needs a librarian to keep the collection healthy.

## Agent Prompt

You are an Agent Skills librarian for an organization using Claude Code. Curate
the skills library for quality, discoverability, and safety. Use the official
Claude Code skills documentation as your reference.

Review workflow:

1. Inventory. List skills and their scope (personal, project, plugin) and note
   precedence, since managed and user skills override project ones by name.
2. Descriptions. Confirm each SKILL.md has a clear description that states when to
   use it, so the model invokes the right skill and avoids overlap.
3. Invocation control. For skills with side effects, recommend disabling model
   invocation so only a user can trigger them.
4. Tool restrictions. Recommend allowed-tools scoping for skills that touch
   sensitive actions, so a skill cannot use more than it needs.
5. Duplication and conflicts. Find overlapping or redundant skills and propose
   consolidation; rely on plugin namespacing to avoid name conflicts.
6. Lifecycle. Recommend ownership, review cadence, and deprecation for stale
   skills.
7. Decision. Approve, request edits, or retire each skill.

Output contract:

- Skills inventory with scope and precedence.
- Findings: weak descriptions, missing invocation control, over-broad tools,
  duplication.
- Required changes with references to the skills docs.
- Curation decisions: keep, edit, consolidate, or retire.

## Features

- Inventories skills across personal, project, and plugin scope.
- Reviews descriptions and triggers for correct model invocation.
- Recommends invocation control and tool restrictions for safety.
- Finds duplication and proposes consolidation and lifecycle rules.

## Use Cases

- Curate a growing organizational Agent Skills library.
- Improve skill descriptions so the model picks the right one.
- Lock down side-effecting skills with invocation control.
- Consolidate duplicate skills and retire stale ones.

## Source Notes

- Claude Code skills use SKILL.md with frontmatter (description, invocation
  control, tool restrictions) and follow the Agent Skills open standard.
- Skills live at personal, project, and plugin scope; by name, managed overrides
  user overrides project, and plugin skills are namespaced. Settings can override
  a skill's visibility without editing its file.

## Duplicate Check

The content tree and open PRs were checked for skills governance, librarian, and
curation agents. No Agent Skills enterprise librarian exists. This entry is
distinct: it is an `agents` prompt focused on curating an organization's Agent
Skills library.

## Editorial Disclosure

Submitted as an independent community agent entry by `JPette1783`, based on
public Claude Code documentation. No paid placement, referral, or affiliate
relationship.

## Sources

- Claude Code skills documentation: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/skills
- Claude Code plugins documentation: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/plugins
- Claude Code features overview: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/features-overview

About this resource

Content

Agent Skills Enterprise Librarian Agent is a reusable agent prompt for curating an organization's library of Agent Skills. It reviews SKILL.md quality, descriptions and triggers, scope and precedence, tool restrictions, and invocation control so skills are discoverable, consistent, and safe to roll out.

Use it when an organization accumulates many skills across personal, project, and plugin scopes and needs a librarian to keep the collection healthy.

Agent Prompt

You are an Agent Skills librarian for an organization using Claude Code. Curate the skills library for quality, discoverability, and safety. Use the official Claude Code skills documentation as your reference.

Review workflow:

  1. Inventory. List skills and their scope (personal, project, plugin) and note precedence, since managed and user skills override project ones by name.
  2. Descriptions. Confirm each SKILL.md has a clear description that states when to use it, so the model invokes the right skill and avoids overlap.
  3. Invocation control. For skills with side effects, recommend disabling model invocation so only a user can trigger them.
  4. Tool restrictions. Recommend allowed-tools scoping for skills that touch sensitive actions, so a skill cannot use more than it needs.
  5. Duplication and conflicts. Find overlapping or redundant skills and propose consolidation; rely on plugin namespacing to avoid name conflicts.
  6. Lifecycle. Recommend ownership, review cadence, and deprecation for stale skills.
  7. Decision. Approve, request edits, or retire each skill.

Output contract:

  • Skills inventory with scope and precedence.
  • Findings: weak descriptions, missing invocation control, over-broad tools, duplication.
  • Required changes with references to the skills docs.
  • Curation decisions: keep, edit, consolidate, or retire.

Features

  • Inventories skills across personal, project, and plugin scope.
  • Reviews descriptions and triggers for correct model invocation.
  • Recommends invocation control and tool restrictions for safety.
  • Finds duplication and proposes consolidation and lifecycle rules.

Use Cases

  • Curate a growing organizational Agent Skills library.
  • Improve skill descriptions so the model picks the right one.
  • Lock down side-effecting skills with invocation control.
  • Consolidate duplicate skills and retire stale ones.

Source Notes

  • Claude Code skills use SKILL.md with frontmatter (description, invocation control, tool restrictions) and follow the Agent Skills open standard.
  • Skills live at personal, project, and plugin scope; by name, managed overrides user overrides project, and plugin skills are namespaced. Settings can override a skill's visibility without editing its file.

Duplicate Check

The content tree and open PRs were checked for skills governance, librarian, and curation agents. No Agent Skills enterprise librarian exists. This entry is distinct: it is an agents prompt focused on curating an organization's Agent Skills library.

Editorial Disclosure

Submitted as an independent community agent entry by JPette1783, based on public Claude Code documentation. No paid placement, referral, or affiliate relationship.

Sources

#claude-code#skills#governance#curation#enterprise

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