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Harmonize a repository's skill portfolio across catalog and user-installed skills.

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# Skill Harmonization

If a slash or dollar invocation already supplied these instructions, follow them directly. In that case, do not invoke
this skill again through a skill tool.

Treat the current Git repository and relevant user-installed skills as one repository-centered portfolio. Inventory it
mechanically. Distinguish defects from judgment calls and deliberate relationships. Then report, plan, or implement
according to the invoking task's authority.

Success means every repository skill was considered against relevant repository and user candidates. Every conclusion
has path and client evidence. Observations remain separate from inference. The selected mode ends with appropriate
findings, recommendations, validation, and deliberate no-change conclusions.

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