Today's second Doramagic signal came from doramagic-skills: 35 views, 8 unique viewers, 10 clones, and 10 unique cloners in the 2026-05-20 sample.

The useful part is that visitors opened specific skill files, not only the repo home. That suggests they were checking whether a skill can solve a concrete task.

My current rule: an AI skill should not be just a prompt collection.

A stronger skill defines the task boundary, trigger conditions, required inputs, validation method, failure boundary, and host migration path.

That is why Doramagic treats a skill as a capability asset with a human manual, host instructions, prompt preview, eval checklist, known pitfalls, source map, and boundary card.

Project:

https://github.com/tangweigang-jpg/doramagic-skills