Skip to content

vt-toolkit Plugin

The vt-toolkit plugin holds the tools for maintaining the toolkit itself: authoring and screening skills, auditing the library, and keeping generated docs and CLAUDE.md in sync.

It is the persona plugin for the toolkit maintainer, rather than for anyone consuming the toolkit to build a product (SPEC-163 FR-6).

Overview

Property Value
Name vt-toolkit
Version 1.1.0
Required No
Depends on vt-base
Skill prefix vt-t-
License MIT

What's included

Component Count
Skills 12

Skills

Skill authoring & lifecycle

Skill Purpose
/vt-t-skill-creator Guide for creating and updating skills
/vt-t-create-agent-skills Authoring guidance for SKILL.md structure and best practice
/vt-t-skill-audit Evaluability inventory across the skill library
/vt-t-skill-structural-screen Five mechanical structural checks, advisory — emits no verdict
/vt-t-skill-eval Evaluation harness for individual skills
/vt-t-skill-promote Promotes a project-local skill into the global toolkit
/vt-t-skill-demote Reverse of promote

Toolkit maintenance

Skill Purpose
/vt-t-toolkit-review Review pass over toolkit structure and conventions
/vt-t-toolkit-update Pull and apply toolkit updates
/vt-t-doc-sync Audits and synchronises docs against actual toolkit state
/vt-t-claudemd-evolve CLAUDE.md lifecycle management
/vt-t-gc Periodic garbage collection and drift detection (directory: garbage-collection)

Notes for maintainers

/vt-t-skill-promote and /vt-t-skill-demote move skills into and out of plugins/vt-base/skills/. That target is unchanged by the SPEC-163 split — promotion still lands a new skill in the base plugin, and re-homing it to a persona plugin is a separate, deliberate decision.

The generated inventories these skills read (docs/skill-audit-inventory.*, docs/skill-orchestration-map.*) cover every plugin since SPEC-163 W7 flipped the generators to all-plugin by default (AD-5). Skills in this plugin and the other persona plugins are represented in them.