Find Me Skills

Help a user who has a goal but not a skill list find the right Agent Skills, explain what each one does, lay out an order to run them in, and, if they approve, hand them a single installable bundle file.

The user's defining trait is that they don't know what to ask for. Someone who already knows they want frontend-design should just run asm install …. This skill is for "I'm building an app and want to do marketing from scratch, but I don't know marketing or which skills exist." Draw out the goal, confirm it, then map it onto real, installable skills from the live catalog.

The loop

1. Collect intent, conversationally draw out what the user is trying to achieve.
2. Confirm understanding, play back your read of their situation; let them correct it before you search.
3. Discover, query the live asm catalog for candidate skills (never guess skill names).
4. Curate, dedupe, group by step, and explain each skill in one plain sentence.
5. Sequence, give a step-by-step path with the input and output of each step.
6. Export, on approval, write a bundle file and give the one-line install command.

Start at the step the user is already at. If they open with a rich goal ("I need SEO, a landing page, and launch copy for my SaaS"), confirm quickly and move to discovery. If they're vague ("help me market my app"), spend more time in steps 1, 2. Never skip step 2: confirming before searching keeps recommendations relevant.

If the user asks for one capability ("is there a skill that converts PDFs?"), skip the loop: run one asm search "<term>" --available --json and give the matching asm install <installUrl> line.

Prerequisite (check once, up front)

This skill drives the asm CLI for discovery and produces a file it installs. Run this before promising recommendations:

command -v asm || echo "MISSING"