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discover-skill

Find the right agent skill for a task from public sources (curated index, GitHub repos, and locally installed skills), then install the chosen one. Use when the user asks to find, search for, or discover a skill, or when a task would benefit from a skill you don't have yet.

skill-maxing-plugin/skills/discover-skill/SKILL.md

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# discover-skill

Discover skills from public sources and install the right one. This skill orchestrates the model-agnostic `skill-maxing` CLI — the CLI does the deterministic ranking and installing; you handle the conversation and the choice.

## When to use

- The user explicitly asks to find/search/discover a skill.
- You are about to do a task that a reusable skill would likely cover — search first before reinventing (retrieval-augmented execution).

## Steps

1. **Clarify intent.** Turn the user's need into a short query (e.g., "code review", "release notes", "postgres migrations").

2. **Search.** Run discovery and read the ranked results: