help_skill

Overview

This skill is the OrchestKit interactive skill directory for discovering and invoking available skills. It helps you find the right skill or subcommand quickly, shows grouped categories, and offers examples and shortcuts for common workflows. Use it to browse BUILD, GIT, MEMORY, QUALITY, CONFIG, EXPLORE, MEDIA and other skill groups.

How this skill works

When invoked with no arguments, the skill presents an interactive category selector so you can pick the type of task you’re working on. It lists skills by category, provides concise descriptions and example commands, and suggests the most relevant skill based on your natural-language request. Subcommands and quick examples are included for common multi-action skills (for example memory subcommands and git recovery).

When to use it

• You want to see all available OrchestKit skills or browse by category.
• You need a quick example of the right command to run (e.g., implement, commit, review-pr).
• You’re unsure which skill fits your task and want an interactive recommendation.
• You want concise subcommand details (memory search/load/history/viz) or usage examples.
• You need guidance on Git operations, code exploration, verification, or diagnostics.

Best practices

• Invoke without arguments to use the interactive category selector and avoid mis-routing.
• Describe your goal in natural language when unsure; OrchestKit will auto-suggest the right skill.
• Use category filters (e.g., /ork:help build) to narrow results when you know the area.
• Follow provided examples for commands like /ork:implement, /ork:commit, and /ork:review-pr.
• Use the memory subcommands for targeted knowledge operations (search, load, history, viz).

Example use cases

• Run /ork:help to display all categories and pick BUILD, GIT, or MEMORY interactively.
• Type /ork:help git to view Git-related skills and example commands for commits and recovery.
• Describe a task like 'implement user authentication' and accept the suggested /ork:implement.
• Use /ork:help build before starting feature work to choose implement, brainstorming, or verify.
• Open /ork:help memory to learn memory subcommands and run targeted searches of stored decisions.