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jev-skill-router

Claude Code plugin that ports the skill-suggestion cookbook to a UserPromptSubmit hook over user, plugin, and project skills; it sends the prompt text and skill descriptions to TypeSafe, starts in a log-only shadow mode, and ships thresholds that are not yet calibrated on its own data.

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