docs(skills): add documentation for /skills command with screenshot

Documents the /skills slash command in the slash commands guide,
including the screenshot and explanation that it's Claude Code only.
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| `/history` | Generate a synopsis of recent work and add to the History panel |
| `/wizard` | Start the planning wizard for Auto Run documents |
| `/skills` | List available Claude Code skills for this project *(Claude Code only)* |
<Tip>
The `/wizard` command can take optional natural language input: `/wizard add user authentication feature` to provide initial context.
</Tip>
### Skills Enumeration
The `/skills` command displays all Claude Code skills available in your project. Skills are extensions that provide domain-specific knowledge and capabilities to Claude Code.
<Frame>
<img src="/screenshots/skills-enumeration.png" alt="Skills enumeration showing project skills with name, token count, and description" />
</Frame>
Skills are loaded from:
- **Project skills**: `.claude/skills/<skill-name>/skill.md` in your project directory
- **User skills**: `~/.claude/skills/<skill-name>/skill.md` for personal skills
Each skill is displayed with its name, approximate token count, and description. This command is only available when using Claude Code as your AI provider.
<Note>
The `/skills` command is a Maestro feature that reads skill files directly—it doesn't invoke Claude Code's native `/skills` command (which requires an interactive terminal).
</Note>
## Custom AI Commands
Create your own slash commands in **Settings → AI Commands**. Each command has a trigger (e.g., `/deploy`) and a prompt that gets sent to the AI agent.