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Skill Diet
Skill Diet is an agent skill that keeps other skills lean and correct through testing and rules.
Skill Diet is an agent skill that keeps other skills lean and correct by measuring, rewriting, and testing them. It puts a skill on a diet by removing detail agents do not need, rewriting it tighter, and keeping the slim version only if agents pass the same tasks as well as they did before. It keeps skills lean afterward by giving agents strict rules for every later update. The product measures skills and what tasks load, places facts on the lowest level that reaches the agent in time, proves mismatches between skills and tools, and trims schemas to used fields. It runs with agents like Pi, Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, and includes testing scripts, adapter creation, calibration checks, and log analysis.
Skill Diet at a glance
Key features
- Rewrites skills to cut bloated tokens and fix tool mismatches
- Provides rules for agents to follow during later updates
- Measures skill size and what typical tasks load
- Runs comparative tests to ensure slim skills perform well
- Trims tool schemas to the fields agents actually use
- Checks session logs to find the most common agent calls
- Runs calibration checks before every evaluation
- Records skill size before and after every commit
Use it for
- Put an overloaded agent skill on a diet to reduce token usage
- Keep agent skills lean and correct during later updates
- Test slim skills against old versions and no skill at all
- Verify that skill documentation matches actual tool behavior
Alternatives to Skill Diet
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- Better Skill — It uses five-dimensional metrics and audits based on 300+ official skills.
- skillsync.com — Searches all past AI sessions before each prompt to prevent repeating work.
- Tech Leads Agent Skills — Extends AI coding agents with security-scanned, specialized workflows and tools.
- Agent Skills Spec — Capture specialized knowledge as reusable instructions for AI agents.
- Skill-Up — Measures behavior across cases and compares runs with and without skills.
- Skills Manager — Manage AI agent skills in one library and sync them across 52 coding tools.
- SkillHub — It offers enterprise-grade governance, audit logs, and self-hosted security.
- YAO Meta Skill — Governs skill lifecycles with platform-neutral intermediate representations and release gates.
- Microsoft Skills — Provides domain-specific knowledge to improve AI coding agent accuracy.
- Darwin Skill — It autonomously optimizes agent skills through a validation-gated ratchet mechanism.
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