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stack-detector

Use when starting work on an unfamiliar codebase or onboarding a contributor and you need to know which skills and rules from this collection apply — scans the project's tech stack (package.json, config files, lockfiles) and recommends the most relevant ones for the detected technologies.

skills/copilot-exclusive/stack-detector/SKILL.md

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# Stack Detector

## Why This is Copilot-Exclusive

This skill is specific to the **everything-copilot-cli collection**: the recommendation table
maps detected technologies to skill and rule file paths that only exist in this repository.
Other AI agents can also inspect file systems, but this skill's value is the curated mapping
to this specific collection's skills and rules — not the file-scanning mechanics itself.

## When to Use

- At the start of a session on an unfamiliar codebase, before or alongside `context-prime`
- When you want focused recommendations for which skills and rules apply to this project
  (`context-prime` loads broad context; `stack-detector` targets specific recommendations)