Create a skill so agents can be proficient in XenoAtom TUIs

[kzu]

The OOB discovery that CLI harnesses like Copilot does involves just looking at the API docs and potentially ILSpy of the implementation, which is token-heavy and not very smart.

A pre-packaged skill alongside the nuget package would be great. Until we get a built-in supported method from nuget, this approach works great for me after initial restore+build once: https://github.com/devlooped/StructId/blob/main/src/StructId.Package/StructId.targets#L18-L24

[kzu]

For now, I asked by Copilot CLI to build a skill from a locally-built site from this project containing all the docs (including API) for me, as a workaround

npx skills add kzu/XenoAtom.Skill

https://github.com/kzu/XenoAtom.Skill/

[xoofx]

Yeah, I would prefer a more progressive discovery of package skills that don't require to write to the .agent/skills repo (btw you might prefer using .agent instead of .github), combined with a discovery of the API via e.g. ilspycmd. I will work on that later for all my packages. For now, I prefer to direct to the local repo instead, as I'm able to point at more stuffs (e.g. samples), but your solution can be fine for folks around. 🙂

[kzu]

The API discovery via ilspy is already done , at least by Copilot CLI. I saw it doing that to try to learn the TUI APIs and it seemed so slow and suboptimal, that I just made the thing a skill which I think works better (token/speed-wise?). Just a hunch though, he.