feat(formatter): display loaded skill name in skill tool calls#388
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This is great. This is the thing I didn't know I was needing 😂 Thanks for another great contribution |
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Issue
When the
skilltool is called during a session, the output shows a generic tool call with no indication of which skill was loaded. The user sees that "skill" was invoked but cannot identify the specific skill (e.g.,commit-message,context7-cli) without inspecting raw data.Solution
Add a dedicated
skilltool formatter that extracts and displays @input.name, making the loaded skill immediately visible in the conversation output. Register a distinct icon to visually differentiate skill calls from generic tool calls.