jev-skill-select
Agent skill from
Use when unsure which of many installed skills applies to a request, if any, or when asked to make skill loading cheaper or more accurate. Jev ranks the whole catalog and may say no skill is needed.
How to install jev-skill-select
install jev-skill-select
# install the hermes-jev-skills pack with the skills CLI
npx skills add kerpopule/hermes-jev-skills# or add only this skill to Claude Code: copy the folder
skills/jev-skill-select/
# into
~/.claude/skills/jev-skill-select/ (all projects)
.claude/skills/jev-skill-select/ (one project)
1# Skill selection with Jev23Two round trips, about 0.5 s on a warm connection (this was ~1.2 s before the connections were pooled — every call used to open a new TLS session). The first round trip ranks every skill against the turn: the catalog is cut into batches of 120 that are asked **side by side**, so a 377-skill catalog is four requests sent at once and a 960-skill one is eight, all landing in the time of the slowest. The second round trip is one request: it reads the top five properly, judges each on its own, and may reject them all. Wall clock and billed requests are not the same number, and it is the requests you pay for: reckon on `ceil(skills / 120) + 1` per turn that reaches Jev. A turn that nothing in the catalog comes close to ends after the first request. Small talk and ordinary turns come back with no skill. Reading the skill folders is extra: about 0.15 s for 460 skills.4…
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