Track skill changes, improvements, and evolution over time. Task-based operations for version tracking, change documentation, impact measurement, and evolution analysis. Use when tracking skill versions, documenting changes over time, measuring improvement impact, or analyzing how skills evolved.
Scanned 2/12/2026
Install via CLI
openskills install adaptationio/Skrillz---
name: skill-evolution-tracker
description: Track skill changes, improvements, and evolution over time. Task-based operations for version tracking, change documentation, impact measurement, and evolution analysis. Use when tracking skill versions, documenting changes over time, measuring improvement impact, or analyzing how skills evolved.
allowed-tools: Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Grep, Bash, WebSearch, WebFetch
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# Skill Evolution Tracker
## Overview
skill-evolution-tracker documents and analyzes how skills change and improve over time, providing visibility into evolution patterns and improvement effectiveness.
**Purpose**: Track and understand skill evolution for continuous improvement insights
**The 4 Tracking Operations**:
1. **Version Tracking** - Document skill versions and changes
2. **Change Documentation** - Record what changed and why
3. **Impact Measurement** - Quantify improvement effects
4. **Evolution Analysis** - Identify patterns in how skills evolve
## When to Use
- After skill updates (document changes)
- Version releases (track versions)
- Analyzing improvement effectiveness
- Understanding skill maturity
- Identifying evolution patterns
## Operations
### Operation 1: Version Tracking
**Purpose**: Maintain version history for skills
**Process**:
1. Assign version numbers (semver: v1.0, v1.1, v2.0)
2. Document version in YAML frontmatter
3. Track major changes per version
4. Maintain changelog
**Format**:
```markdown
## Version History
### v1.1 (2025-11-07)
- Added Quick Reference section
- Enhanced examples in Operations
- Fixed validation criteria
### v1.0 (2025-10-15)
- Initial release
```
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### Operation 2: Change Documentation
**Purpose**: Record what changed, why, and impact
**Process**:
1. List all changes made
2. Explain rationale for each
3. Note expected impact
4. Document validation results
**Format**:
```markdown
### Change: Added Quick Reference
**Rationale**: User experience improvement, easier memory refresh
**Changes**: Added Quick Reference section (96 lines)
**Impact**: Improved usability, 100% Quick Ref coverage
**Validation**: Passed structure validation, Quick Ref detected
```
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### Operation 3: Impact Measurement
**Purpose**: Quantify effectiveness of improvements
**Metrics**:
- Quality score changes (before/after review-multi scores)
- Usage frequency changes
- User satisfaction changes
- Efficiency improvements
**Example**:
```
Impact Measurement: Quick Reference Addition
Before:
- Quick Reference: 4 of 7 skills (57%)
- User feedback: "Hard to refresh memory"
After:
- Quick Reference: 7 of 7 skills (100%)
- Validation: All pass Quick Ref check
- Impact: Improved UX, consistency
Quantified:
- Coverage: 57% → 100% (+43%)
- Time to refresh: ~30min → ~5min (-83%)
```
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### Operation 4: Evolution Analysis
**Purpose**: Identify patterns in skill evolution
**Process**:
1. Review version histories
2. Identify common evolution patterns
3. Understand what drives changes
4. Extract meta-learnings
**Example Patterns**:
- Skills often add Quick Reference in v1.1
- Examples get refined/made concrete
- Validation criteria become more specific over time
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## Quick Reference
| Operation | Focus | Output |
|-----------|-------|--------|
| Version Tracking | Version numbers, changelog | Version history |
| Change Documentation | What/why/impact of changes | Change log |
| Impact Measurement | Quantify improvements | Metrics, evidence |
| Evolution Analysis | Patterns across skills | Meta-learnings |
**Integration**: best-practices-learner (uses evolution insights for learnings)
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**skill-evolution-tracker provides visibility into how skills improve over time, enabling data-driven understanding of what makes skills better.**
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