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From IDEATOR — Refine an idea into a build-ready IDEA package
Verify IDEATOR's external tool dependencies are installed and reachable. Trigger with /ideator:check (or "check ideator prerequisites"). Runs a fast ✓/✗ probe grouped by tier; advisory by default, --strict to fail on a missing required tool. Reads the canonical manifest skills/check/requirements.tsv.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/ideator:checkclaude-haiku-4-5The summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
IDEATOR is mostly a guided dialogue, so its tool surface is small. This confirms the few it uses are
IDEATOR is mostly a guided dialogue, so its tool surface is small. This confirms the few it uses are present. It installs nothing — it reports and points at install hints.
bash ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/check/scripts/check.sh # advisory ✓/✗ table
bash ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/check/scripts/check.sh --strict # exit 1 if a REQUIRED tool is missing
requirements.tsv is the single source of truth. gh is recommended so
self-improve can open the improvement PR. The rich user-facing dossier is rendered by pressroom's
tools via /publish when installed — verify those with /pressroom:check, not here. Companions
(market-scanner, foundry, pressroom) are plugins, referenced by capability, not probed.
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