docusaurus-documentation

I took a look at your docusaurus-documentation skill and noticed the PDA architecture could use some restructuring—right now it's trying to cover a lot of ground in the initial sections when some of that could be deferred. With a 61/100, you're sitting at a solid foundation, but there's real opportunity to tighten how information gets disclosed to developers at different experience levels.

Links:

• GitHub
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The TL;DR

You're at 61/100, which puts you in D territory (needs work). This is based on Anthropic's skill best practices and the 5-pillar rubric. Your strongest area is Spec Compliance (12/15)—the YAML frontmatter is clean and naming is solid. Your biggest gap is Utility (11/20)—the skill addresses documentation lookup but lacks the depth and validation patterns that would make it genuinely powerful.

What's Working Well

• Solid metadata: Your name and description have a clear trigger phrase ("looking up information from the latest Docusaurus documentation"), which makes discoverability pretty solid
• Consistent terminology: You stick with WebFetch, docusaurus.config.js, and related terms throughout—no confusing language shifts
• Valid YAML structure: Frontmatter is properly formatted with all required fields

The Big One: Remove That HTML Comment Block

Here's what's killing your token efficiency: you've got a 15-line HTML comment (lines 58-72) full of meta-guidelines about progressive disclosure. This is editor-facing bloat that Claude will parse but never use. Delete it entirely.

# Current (lines 58-72)
<!--
PROGRESSIVE DISCLOSURE GUIDELINES:
- Keep this file ~50 lines total...
-->

# Fix
Just remove it. Entirely.

Impact: +2 points immediately, plus cleaner PDA scoring.

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