Skill discoverability: searching /gstack only shows 2-3 of 28 skills

[JubaKitiashvili]

Problem

gstack has 28 skills, but typing /gstack in Claude Code's command search only shows 2-3 results (/gstack, /gstack-upgrade, /connect-chrome). The other 25+ skills (/browse, /qa, /design-review, /ship, /investigate, etc.) don't appear because neither their names nor descriptions contain "gstack".

For users who don't have all 28 commands memorized, there's no way to discover them through search.

Suggested Fix

1. Add "gstack" to each skill's description — this is the minimal change. Claude Code's search already matches against descriptions, so including "gstack" would make all skills discoverable when searching /gstack.

2. Optionally prefix command names (/gstack-browse, /gstack-qa, etc.) — users who already know /browse would still find it since typing "browse" matches /gstack-browse. New users get the benefit of seeing all gstack skills grouped together.

Both changes are backwards-compatible and non-breaking.

Environment

• gstack v0.12.11.0
• Claude Code CLI, macOS
• 28 skills installed

[lincolnlemos]

Related: I put together a cheatsheet generator (#725) that lists all 31 skills grouped by category with one-line descriptions. It auto-generates from SKILL.md frontmatter so it stays current.

Doesn't solve the in-CLI search problem you're describing, but it does give a single reference page for discovering everything gstack offers — especially useful for new users who don't know what to search for yet. Supports --hide to exclude groups you don't care about.