benchmark-skills/probe-nonstandard-dirs/SKILL.md
Benchmark skill for testing directory recognition and naming divergence. Use when asked to probe directory handling.
npx skillsauth add agent-ecosystem/agent-skill-implementation probe-nonstandard-dirsInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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This skill contains directories that are NOT in the spec's original three
(scripts/, references/, assets/). It tests how platforms handle
unrecognized directories and whether any platforms use alternative names.
This skill contains:
evals/ - A directory recommended by the evaluating-skills guide but not
formally in the spec's optional directories section.templates/ - A completely nonstandard directory.resources/ - A plausible alternative name for the spec's references/.When activated, report:
Directory awareness: Which directories in this skill are you aware of? List all directories you can see or that were enumerated to you.
Content visibility: For each directory you're aware of, can you see the file listing? Can you see file contents without reading them yourself?
Resources vs. references: This skill uses resources/ instead of the
spec-defined references/. Does the platform treat this directory the same
as it would treat references/? Is the content enumerated, loaded, or
ignored?
testing
Benchmark skill for testing path traversal boundary enforcement. Use when asked to probe path traversal.
development
Second of a pair of benchmark skills for testing cross-skill resource shadowing. Both skills have a references/API.md file with different content. Use when asked to probe resource shadowing.
development
First of a pair of benchmark skills for testing cross-skill resource shadowing. Both skills have a references/API.md file with different content. Use when asked to probe resource shadowing.
testing
Benchmark skill for testing how platforms handle nonstandard frontmatter fields. Use when asked to probe nonstandard fields.