The body is mostly efficient, letting code and tables carry the content with little concept-explanation, but it repeats material (Strangler Fig diagram plus a separate timeline) and duplicates much of the unreferenced implementation-guide.md, with some padded commentary ("Instructions: create each template in the Documenso UI using these specs"). Not a 1 (not padded with concepts Claude knows), not a 3 (the duplication and comments mean not every token earns its place).

It provides concrete, near-executable TypeScript (event mapping, dual-write router, shadow-send) and a bash rollback, but key blocks are illustrative with hardcoded sample data ("activeTemplates: 15", "documentsPerMonth: 200"), templates are UI-only with no executable path, and functions like sendViaLegacy/onDocumentCompleted are undefined stubs. Not a 1 (real code and commands exist), not a 3 (not fully copy-paste executable due to stubs and sample data).

A clear 6-step sequence with a phase diagram, timeline, and rollback procedure is present, but for a destructive cutover/batch migration the rubric requires explicit validation checkpoints between phases; validation is only loose (shadow-send "compare results", a reactive error table) with no validate->fix->retry gate. Per the rubric, missing validation gates for destructive/batch ops caps this at 2. Not a 1 (sequence is clearly laid out).

A well-structured bundle file exists (references/implementation-guide.md, ~16KB with phases and rollback), but the SKILL.md body never links or signals it, instead duplicating much of the same material inline; the reference is effectively orphaned with no one-level-deep navigation. Not a 1 (sections are organized, not a monolithic wall), not a 3 (references are not clearly signaled and content that should be separate is inline).

Names the domain and action class ("Execute comprehensive Documenso migration strategies for platform switches", "re-platforming", "major infrastructure changes"), but the actions are abstract rather than a list of concrete operations; "comprehensive" is mild fluff. It is above a 1 (domain and actions are named) but not a 3 (no enumeration of concrete operations like webhook mapping or template recreation).

It answers both what ("Execute comprehensive Documenso migration strategies for platform switches") and when ("Use when migrating from other signing platforms, re-platforming to Documenso, or performing major infrastructure changes") with explicit trigger guidance. Not a 2 because the when-clause is explicit, not merely implied.

An explicit "Trigger with phrases like" clause lists five natural phrases a user would actually say ("migrate to documenso", "documenso migration", "switch to documenso", "documenso replatform", "replace docusign"). This matches the anchor for good coverage of natural terms; it is not a 2 because multiple genuine variations are present rather than a single generic term.

It occupies a clear niche (Documenso migration) with distinct, platform-specific triggers including "replace docusign", making it unlikely to fire for unrelated skills. Matches the clear-niche-with-distinct-triggers anchor.