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SkillLevelInRecruitment

As a follow-up to what Volo said in the comment below mine, if you're using this with Iguana's mod, make sure to go into the mod folder and delete the '0harmony.dll' file.
If you do not do this and run it alongside Iguana's mods, the conflicting harmony files will cause Iguana's mod to not run properly and repeatedly reset your agency pop back to zero.
Doing this will allow both mods to run properly.

!!! Be careful !!! now (not sure if it's a conflict between mods or this one is to blame (people complained about the Iguana mod, but after disabling iguana_fix the problem did not disappear)) but the population in cities disappears with each load of the save.

I saw this crap when as a result of the event 50 people were added instead of 40-50 thousand. I looked at the city and there the population decreased to 5k people. After disabling the mod the problem disappeared. If you are unlucky and the population decreased to Immortal difficulty where there are no backsaves, open the save through a text editor, and through search (ctrl + F) find the value: Population. Change it as you wish, your sect has an index "-1" at the end, do not forget to change the TOTAL population of the city.

Sorting by skill is great. Can you add sorting by potential stat as well?

Would it be feasible to add a button, on the bottom of the panel for example or a shortcut, to switch between skill level and ability rating ?

I'm really liking this useful mod, thank you very much for creating and sharing it with us.

Would it be possible to increase the font size of the skills displayed please ? My eyes would love you for it ^.^

crafting is manual

No sorting for crafting?

Yeah I realized I misunderstood stats. This mod definitely helps.

ability rating is skill multiplied by relevant stats so in fact you are getting the whole picture

This mod works as advertised and is a great help. For those confused by the new "lower numbers" you're seeing: What you're seeing now is "Skill Level", not "Ability Rating" like the game originally shows you.

Ability Rating is calculated based off Skill Level, relevant stats and other bonuses. It's more useful seeing Skill Level because some skills cannot change (like Qi Sense and Battle), whereas Ability Rating can go up as stats increase.

TL,DR: This mod does not break your game, it just shows you different, more relevant information. Oh, and "Manual" = "Crafting" (Manual is what it's called internally in game files)