Scaffold Dojo nodes with manifests, scripts, and validation.
npx skills add https://github.com/theslashdojo/dojo --skill authoring-theslashdojo
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: authoring Source: https://github.com/theslashdojo/dojo/tree/main/nodes/dojo/authoring Command: npx skills add https://github.com/theslashdojo/dojo --skill authoring-theslashdojo
Provides a repeatable, agent-friendly way to create, scaffold, and enrich Dojo knowledge nodes so authors and autonomous agents can produce discoverable, executable node packages without manual manifest errors or missing knowledge fields.
Ask the authoring skill to scaffold a new skill node, then enrich it with aliases, triggers, a 200+ word body, sections, and links before running validation.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To scaffold a Dojo knowledge node, use the authoring skill to generate a node directory with a skeleton node.json and optional SKILL.md. It validates manifests before publishing to ensure schema compliance and executable scripts.
Yes, you can convert external documentation into Dojo node bundles. The authoring workflow transforms external docs into schema-compliant node.json and SKILL.md pairs, enriching thin nodes with knowledge fields and links for agent consumption.
Creating executable Dojo nodes requires Bash and Node runtimes, filesystem write access, and validation tooling. These dependencies are necessary to produce schema-compliant node.json, SKILL.md, and executable scripts.
To enrich thin Dojo nodes, apply the authoring workflow to add aliases, triggers, body content, sections, and related edges. This process populates missing knowledge fields and links, producing discoverable, agent-consumable node packages.
The best way to bootstrap a new Dojo ecosystem tree is using the authoring skill to create valid node directories with skeleton manifests. It provides a repeatable, agent-friendly method to build new trees without manual manifest errors.
Yes, the Dojo node authoring process validates manifests before publishing. It uses validation tooling to ensure your node.json and SKILL.md files are schema-compliant, preventing missing knowledge fields and manifest errors.
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