github-project-management

I took a look at your github-project-management skill and wanted to share some thoughts.

Links:

• GitHub
• SkillzWave marketplace

The TL;DR

You're at 78/100, solid C-grade work based on Anthropic's skill best practices. Your strongest area is Utility (20/20 — really chef's kiss here with genuine problem-solving power), but Progressive Disclosure Architecture is holding you back hard (14/30). The main issue? Your SKILL.md file is 1278 lines crammed into a single file, which violates the whole layered-architecture principle that keeps skills maintainable and token-efficient.

What's Working Well

• Utility is maxed out — You're genuinely addressing real GitHub project management gaps with the swarm coordination concept. That's the kind of practical value that matters.
• Ease of Use scores high (24/25) — Your trigger terms ("github project management", "swarm-coordination") are solid, metadata is clean, and the workflow steps are numbered clearly.
• Examples and templates are comprehensive — You've got input/output pairs and concrete checklists, which makes this actually usable rather than theoretical.
• Workflow clarity — The numbered step-by-step approach in your examples makes it clear how to actually invoke this thing.

The Big One: Massive SKILL.md File

This is THE blocker. At 1278 lines in a single file, you're violating Progressive Disclosure Architecture (PDA). Here's the deal: Claude skills need to follow a layered structure where SKILL.md is a concise overview (think 150-250 lines max) and detailed implementation lives in a references/ directory.

Concrete fix:

1. Create a github-project-management/references/ directory
2. Move detailed sections into separate files:
   • references/swarm-topologies.md — Your topo...