docusaurus-documentation

I've been digging through documentation tools lately, and I noticed your Docusaurus skill handles some interesting edge cases around content organization—though the score suggests there's room to tighten up how you're guiding users through the setup and configuration workflow.

Links:

• GitHub
• Your agentic skill in the SkillzWave marketplace

The TL;DR

You're at 69/100, which puts you in D territory — needs work but has solid foundations. Your Spec Compliance is your strongest area (12/15), but Progressive Disclosure Architecture is dragging things down (20/30). The core issue: you're claiming structure that doesn't exist, and there's unnecessary meta-commentary taking up valuable tokens.

What's Working Well

• Clear metadata — Your name convention and trigger description ('looking up information from the latest Docusaurus documentation') are specific and discoverable
• Consistent terminology — You're consistent with WebFetch, documentation, and Docusaurus terminology throughout
• URL patterns — The patterns you provide for common Docusaurus docs paths (main, features, markdown) are actually useful for developers
• Valid structure — Your YAML frontmatter is clean and valid

The Big One: Missing References Directory

This is what's eating your PDA score. Line 50 promises a references/ directory with "Cached documentation and guides," but it doesn't exist. This is a credibility killer — when someone follows your skill, they're going to look for that directory and find nothing.

The fix: Either create that directory with actual cached documentation snippets (Docusaurus API reference, common config patterns, etc.), or remove the reference entirely. If you go the route of creating it, you...