Man Page Single-Page Lookup
Quickly find curl options, syntax, examples, and reference links from one generated man page.
The skill clearly offers one curl man-page reference, one option, and one example for quick basic syntax lookup. However, it is extremely narrow, covers only the silent option, and provides no demonstrated advantage over man curl or explicit non-fit boundaries, so points are deducted.
SKILL.md and both reference files agree on page, option, example, and count metadata, with clear reference paths. Static evidence shows no error handling, version adaptation, input validation, or reproducible execution, so points are deducted.
The skill only supplies documentation and an example GET request to example.com; it contains no credential handling, writes, deletion, or covert exfiltration. It does not state user confirmation, target scoping, data-flow disclosure, or recovery guidance for network use, so it is not full marks.
The selected skill and references/curl.md and references/index.md cross-check as auditable repository material. There is no independent corroboration or committed execution evidence covering the skill's key path, so the static-review ceiling limits the score.
The purpose, reference files, and one curl example are clear and easy to read. Installation, supported curl versions, input/output expectations, cost, troubleshooting, and exit conditions are missing, leaving significant adoption assumptions.
The repository supplies MIT licensing, author information, a project version, repository links, CI, and test configuration. The assessed artifact has no skill-specific version, owner, changelog, or update path; publisher provenance is unverified, so points are deducted.
- This is a golden test artifact rather than a complete production skill; it does not establish coverage of real man-page scraping or generation workflows.
- The example makes a network request; users should confirm the target, avoid attaching credentials in untrusted contexts, and verify curl version and option behavior.
- The repository shows signs of dependency-version inconsistency between project declarations and requirements; verify pinned versions and security updates before adopting the full toolchain.
What it does & when to use it
This skill is designed to test the golden_man_single build. It contains one curl man page, documenting one silent-mode option and one page-fetching example. It is useful for checking basic curl syntax and a common flag. Navigation points to a curl reference file and a complete reference index.
Looks up command-line syntax and options for the golden_man_single tool, identifies curl’s -s/--silent silent-mode option, and shows curl https://example.com as a page-fetching example. It links to references/curl.md and references/index.md for navigation.
- A developer needs to confirm the curl silent-mode flag and its meaning
- A user wants a basic curl command for fetching a web page
- A maintainer is validating the structure and navigation of a generated man-page skill
Pros & cons
- Narrow and easy-to-understand scope
- Includes an option, an example, and reference navigation
- Useful for validating man-page extraction output
- Very limited coverage: one man page, one option, and one example
- No cross-references are documented
- No standalone installation, update, or troubleshooting procedure is provided in the source
How to install
The source does not document a standalone installation command for this individual skill. Place the folder containing SKILL.md in the skill directory of the target Agent; the README lists directories for several Agents but does not provide a skill-specific deployment command.
How to use
With the skill loaded in an Agent, ask for golden_man_single syntax, curl options, or examples, such as: “Find curl’s silent-mode option and show the page-fetching command.”