audit-skill

To audit an Agent Skill for XML structure compliance, you validate the skill against established best practices, checking for pure XML structure, required tags, and anti-patterns to ensure proper formatting and effectiveness.

Best practices for validating skill compliance involve enforcing a pure XML structure, verifying the presence of required and conditional tags, identifying anti-patterns, and evaluating overall XML structure quality to maintain effectiveness.

Yes, you can check a skill for anti-patterns and missing required tags by running a compliance audit that evaluates XML structure quality and provides detailed findings with file and line locations for any issues found.

A compliance audit scores skill effectiveness by evaluating the XML structure, checking for required and conditional tags, and identifying anti-patterns, which generates a compliance score and actionable recommendations.

The best way to ensure adherence to pure XML structure requirements is to perform a compliance audit that identifies structural deviations, missing tags, and anti-patterns, providing specific file and line locations for corrections.

Yes, the skill compliance audit provides specific file and line locations for XML errors, detailing structural issues, missing required tags, and anti-patterns alongside a compliance score and recommendations for improvement.