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auto-updater

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from adaptationio/skrillz

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What it does

Automatically identifies, validates, and applies systematic improvements across skills and ecosystem components with built-in safety checks and rollback capability.

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auto-updater

Installation

Add MarketplaceAdd marketplace to Claude Code
/plugin marketplace add adaptationio/Skrillz
Install PluginInstall plugin from marketplace
/plugin install skrillz@adaptationio-Skrillz
Claude CodeAdd plugin in Claude Code
/plugin enable skrillz@adaptationio-Skrillz
Add MarketplaceAdd marketplace to Claude Code
/plugin marketplace add /path/to/skrillz
Install PluginInstall plugin from marketplace
/plugin install skrillz@local

+ 4 more commands

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AddedFeb 4, 2026

Skill Details

SKILL.md

Automatically apply improvements to skills and the ecosystem based on system-reviewer findings and best-practices-learner insights. Workflow for automated improvement identification, priority assessment, safe application, validation, and rollback capability. Use when applying systematic improvements, automating enhancement cycles, bulk updating multiple skills, or implementing ecosystem-wide improvements.

Overview

# Auto Updater

Overview

auto-updater automatically applies improvements to skills and ecosystem components based on identified patterns and learnings.

Purpose: Automated application of validated improvements across ecosystem

The 5-Step Auto-Update Workflow:

  1. Identify Improvements - Gather recommendations from reviews and learnings
  2. Assess Safety - Determine which can be safely automated
  3. Apply Updates - Implement improvements automatically
  4. Validate Changes - Ensure improvements effective, no regressions
  5. Rollback if Needed - Revert changes if validation fails

Safety: Always validates before finalizing, can rollback

When to Use

  • Applying systematic improvements across multiple skills
  • Implementing guideline updates ecosystem-wide
  • Automating common enhancement patterns
  • Bulk updates (e.g., add Quick Reference to all skills missing it)

Auto-Update Workflow

Step 1: Identify Improvements

Sources:

  • system-reviewer recommendations
  • best-practices-learner documented patterns
  • review-multi common findings
  • Manual improvement requests

Output: List of potential improvements

Time: 15-30 minutes

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Step 2: Assess Safety

Safe to Automate:

  • Structural additions (add Quick Reference section)
  • Content additions (add examples in standard locations)
  • Format standardization (consistent heading levels)
  • Documentation updates (README enhancements)

NOT Safe to Automate:

  • Logic changes (requires understanding context)
  • Content rewrites (needs judgment)
  • Major refactoring (risk too high)
  • Custom implementations

Output: Classified improvements (auto-safe vs manual-only)

Time: 20-40 minutes

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Step 3: Apply Updates

Process:

  1. Backup affected skills (git commit or copy)
  2. Apply improvement to each skill
  3. Log changes made
  4. Track success/failure per skill

Approach: One skill at a time, validate each before moving to next

Time: Varies by improvement and skill count

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Step 4: Validate Changes

For Each Updated Skill:

  1. Run skill-validator (pass/fail)
  2. Run review-multi structure check (score maintained?)
  3. Visual inspection (looks correct?)
  4. Mark as validated or flagged for review

Output: Validation results per skill

Time: 10-15 minutes per skill

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Step 5: Rollback if Needed

If Validation Fails:

  1. Identify which skill failed
  2. Restore from backup (git revert or copy back)
  3. Analyze why it failed
  4. Mark improvement as manual-only for that skill

Output: Rolled back skill, failure analysis

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Example Auto-Update

```

Auto-Update: Add Quick Reference to All Skills Missing It

Step 1: Identify

  • Improvements: Add Quick Reference section
  • Target Skills: planning-architect, task-development, todo-management
  • Count: 3 skills to update

Step 2: Assess Safety

  • βœ… Safe: Adding new section (doesn't modify existing content)
  • βœ… Safe: Standard format (use template)
  • βœ… Safe: Low risk (can validate easily)
  • Decision: Auto-update approved

Step 3: Apply

  • Backup: Git commit all 3 skills
  • Apply to planning-architect: βœ… Success
  • Apply to task-development: βœ… Success
  • Apply to todo-management: βœ… Success
  • Changes: 3/3 skills updated

Step 4: Validate

  • planning-architect: 5/5 structure (maintained)
  • task-development: 5/5 structure (maintained)
  • todo-management: 5/5 structure (maintained)
  • All validations: βœ… PASS

Step 5: Rollback

  • Not needed (all validations passed)

Result: βœ… 3 skills successfully auto-updated

Time: 90 minutes (vs 3-4 hours manual)

Impact: 100% Quick Reference coverage achieved

Quality: All skills maintained 5/5 scores

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Quick Reference

5-Step Auto-Update Workflow

| Step | Focus | Time | Safety |

|------|-------|------|--------|

| Identify | Gather improvements | 15-30m | N/A |

| Assess Safety | Classify auto-safe | 20-40m | Critical |

| Apply | Implement changes | Varies | Backup first |

| Validate | Check quality maintained | 10-15m/skill | Essential |

| Rollback | Revert if fails | 5m/skill | Safety net |

Safe vs Unsafe Automation

Safe to Automate:

  • Adding standard sections
  • Format standardization
  • Documentation additions
  • Structural improvements (following patterns)

NOT Safe:

  • Logic changes
  • Content rewrites
  • Major refactoring
  • Custom implementations

Rule: If requires judgment or understanding β†’ Manual only

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auto-updater enables safe, validated, automated improvement application across multiple skills simultaneously.