Continuing down the list of top Skills mentioned on /r/claudeskills, task-observer caught my eye. It’s a “meta-skill” that watches your conversations and proposes new Skills or improvements to existing ones. Usually when I notice a workflow worth turning into a Skill, I’m already in the middle of doing something else. So I either interrupt the actual task to build it or forget about it. task-observer is supposed to solve that by capturing those moments in the background and bringing them up for review later. I tested it on a situation I’ve run into a bunch of times. I’ll ask an agent for feedback on something I wrote, and it will rewrite the entire draft in AI voice instead of helping me improve my version. Then I have to explain that I wanted targeted feedback, not a full rewrite. I made that correction once on a sample draft and kept going. task-observer logged the correction, and during the review it proposed a new voice-preserving-editor Skill based on what had happened. The review and installation process was a little more manual than I expected, but I approved the Skill and installed it. Then I started a fresh Codex session and asked for editing help without mentioning the new Skill at all. It automatically gave me targeted feedback instead of rewriting the whole thing. Really useful and clever and definitely one I will be using all the time going forward!