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First-run guides for the two new skill families. docs/aws-reviews-first-run.md covers /aws-cost, /bedrock-guardrails, /kb-review and /connect-review: what each needs before it can run, whether
it does anything useful with no AWS session, what it asks you, how to tell it
worked, and where the report lands. docs/llm-checks-first-run.md covers /ai-cost-guard, /agent-eval and /mcp-review in the order they are worth
running — cap the spend, measure the behaviour, review the server. Both were
the missing how-to quadrant: those nine skills had reference coverage and no
path from nothing to a first result.
docs/assets/skill-map.svg — the sixty skills in six families, on the
README. The table lists highlights and the full catalog lives in docs/skills.md; neither shows the shape of the pack at a glance.
docs/external-tools.md documents the gh CLI. Twenty skills call it. Two
cannot work without it — /address-pr-review, whose helper scripts speak
GitHub's GraphQL API, and /pr-summary — while fourteen fall through to the
GitLab CLI or to plain git, and four lose one path each.
Changed
docs/internals.md records the state files that were missing from it: the
six per-project artifacts /kb-review writes, and .vibestack-manifest,
which install keeps in each target's skills root. It also now carries the /cso saved-report schema note — Phase 5b uses a string phase id where every
other phase uses an integer, and its findings carry an ARN in the file field.
The compatibility audit's two 46-skill verdicts are date-stamped rather
than rewritten. That test ran against 46 skills on 2026-05-09; changing the
number to today's would claim coverage that never happened.
ETHOS.md and the README safety note name Codex CLI alongside the other
three runtimes, and say plainly that hook behavior there is unverified.