shell-testing-framework

I took a look at your shell-testing-framework skill and wanted to share some thoughts.

Links:

• GitHub
• Your agentic skill in the SkillzWave marketplace

The TL;DR

You're at 68/100, which puts you in D territory. The skill has solid bones—your Ease of Use is strong at 19/25, and your examples are genuinely helpful. But Progressive Disclosure Architecture is dragging you down hard at 12/30, and the Writing Style needs some cleanup at 5/10. This is based on Anthropic's best practices for agentic skills.

What's Working Well

• Comprehensive examples - Your test suite walkthrough for cache operations is detailed and practical. Developers can actually see how to structure tests.
• Clear metadata and triggers - "bash test", "shell script testing", "test coverage" are solid trigger terms that users will actually search for.
• Organized structure - Section headers with visual separators make it easy to navigate. The four test categories (unit, integration, edge cases, performance) are well-defined.
• Practical patterns - The arrange-act-assert pattern is explained concretely, not abstractly.

The Big One: Monolithic File Architecture

Here's what's killing your PDA score: your entire skill is crammed into a single 1335-line SKILL.md with zero reference files. This wastes tokens and violates progressive disclosure principles. Users don't need the full cache test suite example loaded every time they ask a question.

The fix: Create a references/ directory with external files:

• references/test-patterns.md - The assertion library and AAA pattern details
• references/examples/cache-tests.sh - Move the full cache test suite here
• `references/p...