ai skill trigger tester

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    Stress-test AI skill activation boundaries to fix false positives and routing collisions.

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    Example session with this skill installed

    Test the routing for this skill: it generates SQL queries from natural language for a Postgres DB. It should not handle NoSQL, general data analysis, or DB administration tasks.

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    I have analyzed the routing logic for your SQL Generator skill. The trigger contract is currently too broad regarding 'database tasks', which leads to collisions with general admin queries.

    Trigger Analysis & Coverage Matrix

    Test Case TypeInput PromptExpected ResultPredicted ResultStatus
    Positive"Write a join for users and orders"ActivateActivatePass
    Near-Neighbor"How do I optimize my Postgres config?"IgnoreActivateFAIL
    Adversarial"Get all records from the MongoDB collection"IgnoreIgnorePass
    Ambiguous"Show me the data for last week"IgnoreActivateFAIL

    Failure Register

    False Positive (Admin): The skill attempts to handle configuration and optimization prompts because the activation language doesn't explicitly exclude DDL or admin operations.

    Scope Creep (Analysis): Vague requests for 'data' trigger the SQL generator even when no schema-specific intent is present.

    Recommended Routing Patch

    Update your description or activation block with this specific wording:

    - ACTIVATE: When the user provides a natural language request to write SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statements for a PostgreSQL schema.
    - EXCLUDE: General database administration (backups, config, user roles), NoSQL syntax, or requests for data visualization/summarization.
    

    Next steps

    1. Apply the Recommended Routing Patch to your SKILL.md to narrow the activation window.
    2. Run the Ambiguous test case again to verify the 'Show me data' prompt now correctly triggers a request for clarification instead of raw SQL.
    3. Add the failure register prompts to your CI/CD regression suite.
    to your SKILL.md

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    About this skill

    AI skills often fail because their activation boundaries are too fuzzy or too rigid. This skill helps you stress-test the routing logic of your SKILL.md files to ensure they trigger exactly when they should and stay silent when they shouldn't.

    What it does

    • Boundary analysis identifies where your skill overlaps with others or fails to catch relevant requests.
    • Prompt stress-testing generates positive, adversarial, and near-neighbor prompts to find gaps in your activation language.
    • Collision detection predicts if two skills will fight for the same user intent.
    • Routing patches provides the specific, minimal changes needed for your skill description to fix false positives.
    • Regression suites creates a reusable set of prompts to ensure future updates don't break existing triggers.

    How it works

    1. Analyze the existing skill definition to extract its owned job, context requirements, and exclusions.
    2. Generate a matrix of test cases including paraphrased, ambiguous, and adversarial inputs.
    3. Evaluate the predicted routing for each case to find false negatives or positives.
    4. Refine the skill's trigger contract with specific wording recommendations and a final regression test suite.

    Frameworks & tools

    This skill is compatible with any agent framework using markdown-based skill definitions, including Claude Code, Cursor, and Agensi SKILL.md standards.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    Writing your own test cases often leads to confirmation bias where you only test prompts you know will work. This skill systematically generates adversarial near-neighbors and "trap" prompts that reveal brittle routing logic you might miss.

    Use cases

    • Reviewing a new AI skill before publishing it to a marketplace.
    • Diagnosing why a skill is activating for unrelated user queries.
    • Fixing collisions between two overlapping skills in a multi-agent system.
    • Building a routing regression set before refactoring a complex skill.

    Known limitations

    Static simulation only. It predicts how a router will likely behave based on the text but cannot execute live runtime tests in your specific production environment.

    Static simulation only; cannot perform live runtime execution tests. Focuses on routing and activation logic, not the quality of the skill's internal task execution.

    How to use

    1. 1

      Connect your agent to the Agensi MCP

      Copy the prompt and paste it into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any agent that supports MCP. It sets up the connection for you. Manual setup

    2. 2

      Sign in to Agensi

      Your agent shows a sign-in link. Sign in and click Allow.

    3. 3

      Ask for what you need

      Your agent loads this skill and uses it on your task. It always asks before any payment.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    The skill analyzes your skill definition (like a SKILL.md file) and generates a specialized regression suite of positive, negative, and adversarial prompts to test the boundaries of your activation logic.

    It is compatible with any agent framework that uses markdown-based definitions, including Claude Code, Cursor, and Agensi standards, making it highly versatile for different development environments.

    Simply provide the text of your skill definition; the tool will automatically extract the core intent and begin generating the test matrix without requiring complex manual configuration.

    While this skill uses static simulation to predict routing behavior based on your text, it cannot perform live execution or real-time API calls within your specific production environment.

    You receive the core boundary analysis logic, a collision detection engine, specific wording recommendations for routing patches, and a reusable regression test suite for your skill.

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