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Nested Category B

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maxvaega·vlatest·other·MIT

This skill generates a hierarchical category structure (nested categories) based on input, useful for organizing and classifying data effectively.

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maxvaega

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  • Declares what it does: failed

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examples/skills/nested-example/category-b/SKILL.md
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About this skill

What it does

This skill allows AI agents to organize and interact with data in a hierarchical, nested category structure. It enables users to define categories within categories, creating complex organizational systems. The agent can then retrieve, update, and manage information based on these nested relationships, facilitating more nuanced data management.

When to use it

  • Managing product catalogs where products belong to multiple sub-categories (e.g., "Electronics > TVs > Smart TVs").
  • Organizing research papers by topic, subtopic, and specific area of study.
  • Structuring a knowledge base with layers of information, such as "Company Policies > HR > Benefits".
  • Building interactive menus or navigation systems based on nested categories.

Key capabilities

  • Nested category creation
  • Data assignment to categories
  • Category retrieval by path (e.g., "Electronics/TVs/Smart TVs")
  • Hierarchical data traversal
  • Category updating and deletion

Example prompts

  • "Create a nested category 'Books > Science Fiction > Space Opera'."
  • "Assign the document 'Project Proposal' to the category 'Research > Phase 1'."
  • "List all items in the 'Electronics/TVs' category."

Tips & gotchas

The effectiveness of this skill depends on well-defined and consistent category naming conventions. Avoid overly deep nesting (more than 5 levels) as it can impact performance and usability.