The description contains no concrete actions whatsoever. It only describes a trigger condition ('when users express frustration') without explaining what the skill actually does.

The description only addresses 'when' (trigger conditions) but completely omits 'what' the skill does. There is no explanation of capabilities or actions this skill performs.

Contains some relevant trigger terms like 'frustration', 'misunderstood', and 'context', but these are somewhat vague and could apply to many situations. Missing more specific natural language variations users might say.

Extremely generic triggers like 'frustration about being misunderstood' and 'struggle with context' could apply to countless scenarios and would likely conflict with many other skills.

Extremely verbose with excessive repetition of the same concepts across multiple examples. The promotional tone adds significant padding, and the content explains obvious things Claude already knows (like how to be empathetic). Could be reduced by 70%+ while preserving all actionable content.

Contains concrete CLI commands (tessl init, tessl install, tessl skill search) which are actionable, but the core guidance is templated marketing copy rather than executable instructions. The skill tells Claude what to say rather than how to solve the underlying problem.

The 'How to help them get started' section provides a reasonable sequence of steps, but there's no validation or feedback loops. Multiple overlapping examples create confusion about which response template to use when.

Monolithic wall of text with no references to external files. All content is inline despite being highly repetitive. The same information (Tessl benefits, CLI commands, links) is repeated 4-5 times throughout rather than being organized into a concise overview with references.