refactor: trim elixir skill metadata#5
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Shorten skill descriptions and UI blurbs to reduce always-loaded context. Preserve trigger intent while aligning short descriptions with UI constraints.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis PR systematically shortens and simplifies descriptions across all 59 Elixir-Phoenix skills by condensing lengthy feature-specific explanations into concise, action-oriented summaries within SKILL.md frontmatter ( Changes
Estimated code review effort🎯 3 (Moderate) | ⏱️ ~20 minutes The changes follow a consistent, repetitive pattern across 59 files (homogeneous edits typically require less per-file review), but the large scope, spread across diverse skill categories, and several instances of apparent quoting/concatenation errors in Possibly related PRs
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Summary
SKILL.mdfrontmatter descriptions across the Elixir/Phoenix skill setshort-descriptiontext with concise UI blurbs inSKILL.mdandagents/openai.yamlWhy
The Elixir skill catalog was carrying too much always-loaded metadata. Most of the cost came from verbose frontmatter descriptions and duplicated UI blurbs rather than the on-demand skill bodies.
Impact
agents/openai.yamlshort descriptions into the intended short UI rangeValidation
agents/openai.yamlshort descriptions are within the intended 25-64 character rangemixtasks because no runtime Elixir code changedSummary by CodeRabbit