Conciseness

Dense, imperative prose with no concept explanations Claude already knows — every section teaches OpenViking-specific facts (URI roots, tool semantics, installer quirks). Minor repetition keeps it below anchor 5: the write/edit/add_resource prohibition appears in both "Create or change a skill" and "Boundaries", and the keep-local-copies/deletion caution is stated twice.

Actionability

Fully executable throughout: exact tool calls with parameters (find(query="...", context_type="skill"), tree(uri=..., level_limit=1, include_abstract=true)), copy-paste shell for the zip upload (zip -r ... -x '*/.git/*' '*/.env*'; curl -sS -F "file=@..."), CLI flags (ov skills add -l -s a,b -p ...), and per-harness local skill paths. Covers the common cases: create from text, install from Git repo or folder, share, delete, migrate.

Workflow Clarity

Every workflow is a numbered sequence with checkpoints: the name-exists check before add_skill, user-confirmation gates on replace and delete, "ov skills validate <dir>" before upload, and an explicit Verify step ("tree(...) should list every uploaded name") plus a Remember step in the batch migration. The destructive/batch cap does not apply since all such operations carry validation or confirmation.

Progressive Disclosure

Clear section headers (Find, Use, Create, Install, Share, Delete, Move, Boundaries) make the single-file body easy to navigate, and no buried or nested references exist. At ~185 lines the environment-bound classification criteria and per-harness path list are reference-grade material that could live in a references/ file, so the fully monolithic structure sits below anchor 5.

Specificity

"Find, use, create, install, share, update, and migrate agent skills stored in OpenViking" lists seven concrete lifecycle actions with comprehensive coverage and no vague filler. It does not fit anchor 4, which requires minor gaps in coverage — the action list spans the full skill lifecycle in a user's words.

Completeness

Explicitly answers both what ("Find, use, create, install, share, update, and migrate agent skills stored in OpenViking") and when (five distinct "Use it when..." conditions with concrete trigger phrases). The when-clause is explicit and enumerated, matching the anchor-5 example rather than the weaker anchor-4 form.

Trigger Term Quality

Quotes natural user phrasings directly — "upload my skills", "save this as a skill", "迁移本地 skill", "把 skill 存到 OpenViking", "新建一个 skill" — plus situational triggers (search result names a skill, user asks to write/save/install/share). Anchor 5's bar of synonyms and natural terms is met in two languages.

Distinctiveness Conflict Risk

Anchored to OpenViking-specific URIs (viking://~/skills, viking://agent/skills) and distinctive migration triggers, so mostly distinct. However "when a task looks like one a stored skill would cover" is broad enough to fire alongside any skill that matches a task, keeping it below anchor 5.