adapt-skill

To convert an ARIS SKILL.md to an AMIS-compatible format, apply precise, non-destructive edits across mapping, terminology, and file references. This ensures end-to-end compatibility within a constrained AMIS workflow while preserving the original content structure.

Yes, the markdown adaptation process uses non-destructive replacements to preserve original content. It enforces content integrity through line-preserving replacements, dry-runs, and validation checks before committing any structural or terminology changes.

Yes, you can validate SKILL.md changes before committing them to the AMIS workflow. The adaptation process is validation-driven, running validation checks and prompting for review to ensure strict content preservation and safety before finalizing.

The best way to automate batch-ready markdown frontmatter updates is using a reusable automation tool that applies strict content preservation guarantees. It executes precise terminology replacements and validation checks to safely adapt multiple skills.

A key limitation when applying line-preserving replacements to skill markdown files is that edits must strictly adhere to the constrained AMIS workflow. Deviating from precise, non-destructive replacement rules may break content integrity or fail validation checks.