Overlap audit (fork, 2026-07-25): experiment-spec and dream exist as real skill directories on disk but are absent from SKILLS_INDEX.md's table entirely. Everything else in the table matches a real directory — no other stale/renamed entries found.
Action:
Add both as index rows (description + "use when").
Wire experiment-spec into the "Skill Relationships" diagram at the bottom of the index — it sits parallel to feature-spec, both downstream of spec-driven-dev (per its own description: "adapted for scientific/ML research projects, instead of feature-spec").
dream is a memory-maintenance skill (not part of the requirements/spec chain) — add to the index table but it doesn't need a diagram edge, same treatment as trainer/session-retrospective.
Overlap audit (fork, 2026-07-25): `experiment-spec` and `dream` exist as real skill directories on disk but are absent from `SKILLS_INDEX.md`'s table entirely. Everything else in the table matches a real directory — no other stale/renamed entries found.
Action:
1. Add both as index rows (description + "use when").
2. Wire `experiment-spec` into the "Skill Relationships" diagram at the bottom of the index — it sits parallel to `feature-spec`, both downstream of `spec-driven-dev` (per its own description: "adapted for scientific/ML research projects, instead of feature-spec").
3. `dream` is a memory-maintenance skill (not part of the requirements/spec chain) — add to the index table but it doesn't need a diagram edge, same treatment as `trainer`/`session-retrospective`.
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Overlap audit (fork, 2026-07-25):
experiment-specanddreamexist as real skill directories on disk but are absent fromSKILLS_INDEX.md's table entirely. Everything else in the table matches a real directory — no other stale/renamed entries found.Action:
experiment-specinto the "Skill Relationships" diagram at the bottom of the index — it sits parallel tofeature-spec, both downstream ofspec-driven-dev(per its own description: "adapted for scientific/ML research projects, instead of feature-spec").dreamis a memory-maintenance skill (not part of the requirements/spec chain) — add to the index table but it doesn't need a diagram edge, same treatment astrainer/session-retrospective.