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Search the open agent skills ecosystem for skills that fill a real gap and install them via the native add-skill path

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<!-- autoresearch: variation B — sharper output + native install path + hard gates + silent skips -->

> **${var}** — Capability to search for (e.g. `rss`, `gas alert`, `farcaster`). If empty, derives a query from concrete repo gaps (failing skills, open issues, non-template priorities). If no gap can be derived, abort as `SEARCH_SKILL_NO_GAP` — silent, log-only.

Today is ${today}. Your task is to find an external skill that fills a **real** gap in this repo, install it via `bin/add-skill` (so `skills.lock` + `aeon.yml` + the trust-gated security scan all fire), and notify **only** when something was installed or surfaces as a strong recommendation. Silence on no-gap / empty-result runs is correct — it prevents training the operator to ignore this channel.

## Steps

### 1. Derive the query

If `${var}` is set → use it as-is, skip inference.

Otherwise infer a gap from these sources, in order. Stop at the first concrete capability word.

a. **Failing skills** — `memory/cron-state.json`: any skill with `consecutive_failures >= 2` OR `success_rate < 0.6` (ignore skills with fewer than 3 `total_runs`). Query = the capability the failing skill covers (e.g. `twitter api` for `fetch-tweets`, `rss parser` for `rss-digest`).