NeMo Relay Runtime Integration Debugger

The skill is scoped to NeMo Relay runtime-integration diagnosis and does not request credentials or broad access. The skill card explicitly prohibits secrets in prompts, logs, and output and recommends least-privilege credentials. However, uv sync, native rebuilds, loader-path changes, and exporter configuration can affect the environment or external systems; user confirmation, rollback, data-flow disclosure, and detailed safety boundaries are incomplete, so points are deducted.

The failure classes and troubleshooting matrix are internally coherent and cover Python, Node, Go, Rust, scopes, concurrency, plugins, and exporters, with several diagnostic checks. Concrete commands, version prerequisites, abnormal-input handling, and clear post-failure branches are missing. This is a static review without committed tests covering this skill's key paths, so the score remains below the static ceiling.

The audience and activation scenarios are clear, covering load failures, scopes, events, plugins, adaptive behavior, and API-layer selection. Non-fit boundaries, input/output contracts, exclusion triggers, and Chinese-language support are not specified. Mainland-China reachability is not evidenced, although the core function is not stated to depend entirely on overseas services, so points are deducted.

The SKILL.md is concise and layered, with metadata, first checks, failure classes, a troubleshooting matrix, and related skills; the skill card adds license, dependency, and risk notes. The static report explicitly identifies missing Instructions and Examples sections. Version policy, changelog, maintenance ownership, and update path are unclear, and the author format also fails the reported schema check, so points are deducted.

The matrix directly addresses the three positive evaluation cases: Python native-extension import failure, missing Node lifecycle events, and Go cross-request scope leakage. The committed evaluation report shows strong results on the positive tasks and includes a negative-routing task. However, the guidance is mostly directional, lacks copy-ready commands, platform/version branches, and complete validation outputs; the report cannot substitute for static reproduction, so the score is conservatively capped and reduced.

SKILL.md, the evaluation report, and evals.json provide auditable failure mappings, expected behaviors, and limited evaluation evidence, while the report discloses static-validation findings. The evaluation has only four tasks with one attempt each and provides no independently reproducible logs, committed tests for this skill, or cross-source corroboration; confidence therefore remains low and the score stays below the static ceiling.