The body assumes Claude's competence and avoids explaining concepts Claude already knows; every section delivers concrete CLI behavior or guardrails rather than padding. The only mild redundancy is the repeated 'No LLM call' caveat, which is minor and earns its place by clarifying the host-LLM contract.

Provides copy-paste-ready, executable commands with exact flags and comments (e.g. 'oma docs verify --json', '--report-file ./drift-report.md', '--no-urls', 'oma docs sync HEAD~5..HEAD'), plus concrete interactive prompts and git apply steps.

Clear Entry → Scenes → Transitions → Failure-and-recovery → Exit sequence with an explicit VERIFY checkpoint (JSON schema / candidate-list validation) and a dedicated failure-and-recovery section covering parse errors, missing lychee, context limits, and write failures.

The single reference (design doc 008-oma-docs.md) is one level deep and clearly signaled in the References section, but no bundle files exist and the ~280-line body inlines substantial detail (full dependency list, actions table, resource scope) that could be split out, leaning monolithic.

Lists multiple concrete actions — verify references against the codebase, propose updates for diff-affected docs, detect i18n translation drift, and lint translated docs for CJK style — matching the 'lists multiple specific concrete actions' anchor.

Explicitly states what the skill does (the four operations) and when to use it ('Use to check if... to surface... or to find...'), satisfying both the what and the when with explicit triggers.

Covers natural terms a user would say — 'docs still match reality', 'broken file paths, CLI commands, config keys, env vars, scripts', 'stale or style-broken translations' — giving good coverage of common phrasings.

Occupies a clear niche (documentation drift detection) and explicitly defers adjacent work (translation/restructuring to oma-translator, semantic drift to v2), making conflict with other skills unlikely.