DOCA Capabilities Inspector

The documents clearly constrain doca_caps to read-only operation with no persistent side effects, prohibit modifying the binary, and prohibit inventing flags; the data flow is primarily local hardware and installation inspection, with no credentials requested. Points are deducted because the required permissions are not precisely scoped, there is no explicit user-confirmation policy, no handling guidance for potentially sensitive PCIe/network identifiers, and no rollback procedure. The SKILLCARD, repository license, and supplied NOASSERTION license metadata also conflict on attribution/licensing details.

SKILL.md, CAPABILITIES.md, and TASKS.md provide fairly detailed diagnosis for missing installs, PATH issues, versions, permissions, drivers, empty output, and exit codes, and correctly defer flag authority to the installed --help. Points are deducted because no committed test suite or reproducible key-path coverage is supplied, and several commands and behaviors depend on an unavailable DOCA installation, public documentation, and companion skills. Under static calibration, the score is capped at 10.

Trigger conditions, audience, five capability-query patterns, non-fit ranges, and routing relationships are clearly described, with stated support for Ubuntu, RHEL, SLES, x86/Arm hosts, and BlueField contexts. Points are deducted because the core function depends entirely on Linux, the DOCA SDK, specific hardware, and a local binary; Chinese-language interaction is not addressed, and mainland-China network reachability is not evidenced, while public NGC/documentation dependencies may limit deployment.

The documentation is well layered across SKILL.md, CAPABILITIES.md, and TASKS.md, and includes example questions, task verbs, error taxonomy, related skills, maintenance contacts, and version boundaries. Points are deducted because SKILL.md says Apache-2.0 while the SKILLCARD says Apache-2.0 AND CC-BY-4.0; version, signature, scan ID, and signing fields remain placeholders; BENCHMARK.md records schema findings; and direct ownership and changelog/update responsibility for this skill are not fully clear.

The skill gives directly usable commands and routing rules for inspecting DOCA devices, representors, libraries, capabilities, and saving snapshots, while avoiding misleading fixed output examples. Points are deducted because it provides no executable wrapper, structured output, or representative result, so completion depends on the user's environment and external documentation. BENCHMARK.md reports strong effectiveness but omits the evaluation dataset, so static evidence is limited and the score remains at the calibration ceiling of 7.

The source includes commands, error taxonomy, version constraints, evaluation files, and a benchmark report, providing some auditability. Points are deducted because the public guide, CI, test suite, and evaluation dataset are not included in the supplied material; the benchmark cannot be independently reproduced; and SKILLCARD signature, scan-run, and version fields are placeholders. This supports only limited static verifiability.