[WOLIKIMCHENG]

Description

Use GitHub Copilot's default skills syntax throughout the assess README, including the command table, examples, and handoff references. Match the main README's invocation guidance and retain the instruction to run skills in the agent's chat, not the terminal.

Bump the assess extension to 1.0.2 and synchronize its catalog entry and bundle extension pin. The five stages and optional handoff remain unchanged.

Testing

• 69 focused tests passed, covering extension versions, bundle consistency and update delivery, the version guard, assess installation, and bundled workflows.
• The extension version guard passed against an isolated candidate containing this patch.
• Checked README command references and wording; git diff --check passed.

AI Disclosure

• I did use AI assistance (described below)

AI disclosure: AI-assisted tools were used to update the assess README and version metadata and verify the changes.

[Copilot]

🟡 Changes recommended

The README edit lacks the synchronized extension version updates enforced by CI.

1 open issue

• Bump assess extension version and bundle pin · New

What changed in this PR

Clarifies how to invoke the assess extension across agent integrations while preserving its five-stage workflow and optional handoff.

Changes:

• Distinguishes canonical command IDs from integration-specific syntax and links to invocation guidance.
• Labels the example as GitHub Copilot’s default skills mode and updates it to use hyphenated skill names in agent chat.

File	Description
extensions/​assess/​README.md	Clarifies invocation syntax and updates the Copilot chat example.

_{Review effort: Max}

[mnriem]

Thanks for clarifying the invocation guidance. Please align the assessment README with the main README: use GitHub Copilot’s default skills syntax throughout, including the command table, examples, and handoff references, rather than retaining dotted command IDs or listing other agents’ syntax variations.

Use the same wording as the main README:

This example uses GitHub Copilot's default skills syntax. For another agent, use its equivalent invocation syntax.

This keeps the README focused on one consistent syntax and leaves integration-specific variations in the shared reference. Please retain the clarification that skills run in the agent’s chat, not the terminal.

[WOLIKIMCHENG]

Thanks for the guidance. Updated the assess README to use GitHub Copilot's default skills syntax throughout, retained the agent-chat guidance, and bumped the assess extension, catalog entry, and bundle pin to 1.0.2 in commit 97ec3fa07805a7d402e0fdd9a4b94e0b2eeb55f2. The 69 focused tests and isolated extension version guard passed.