Add SkillCI (regression testing for Claude Skills) - #315
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Adds SkillCI under a new "Testing & Quality" subsection of Extensions & Integrations, since there wasn't an existing category for CI/testing tooling.
What it is: regression testing for Claude Skills — catches when a model update silently changes a skill's behavior (trigger stops firing, an instruction gets ignored), and turns an uncovered failure into a permanent eval case automatically instead of just reporting it once.
Why it fits: it's Claude-Skills-native (reads
SKILL.md, evaluates against real skill definitions), open source (Apache 2.0), actively maintained, with a real CLI/MCP server surface.Happy to relocate this to a different existing section if maintainers think it fits better elsewhere — I wasn't sure "Testing & Quality" warranted a new subsection vs. an existing one.
Repo: https://github.com/kabirnarang39/skillci