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How to find the right ECC skill for a task before starting work with ECC

Ask ECC which skill fits a request, such as security reviews, from its 311 skills.

Who it is forA developer who has ECC installed but does not know which of its many skills or agents fits the current task.

The problemA large skill library is hard to browse, so people either skip useful skills or pick the wrong one.

The outcomeA short suggestion of the ECC skills that match your request, targeted at the harness you use.

What you need first

  • Node.js 18 or newer
  • Git on PATH
  • Claude Code 2.1 or newer for plugin setup
  • Access to github.com and npm to fetch the official ECC packages

Steps

  1. Confirm ECC is installed by following the guided setup steps first.
  2. Run npx [email protected] consult "security reviews" --target claude and replace the quoted text with your own request.
  3. Read the suggested skills and pick the one that matches the task.
  4. Start the task in Claude Code and ask the agent to use that skill by name.

Prompt for your agent

Using the ECC package ecc-universal from github.com/affaan-m/ECC, run `npx [email protected] consult "<request>" --target claude` and return the top suggested skills with a one-line reason for each. Verify that each suggestion exists in the consult output before you use it.

Caveat. The consult command depends on the ecc-universal 2.2 alias, so it is only available in that release line and not in older ECC installs.

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