bp-skill-validate

To validate a workflow.yaml file, provide its path to the validator, which checks schema, graph, and type conformance to report errors, warnings, and informational notes. This ensures path reachability and prevents runtime errors.

Workflow graph validation verifies reachability, cycles, and dead ends in YAML definitions to ensure a path to an ending. You need it to audit Claude-powered skill workflows and prevent runtime errors during skill authoring or CI/CD deployment.

Debug node references and cycles in a workflow.yaml file by running validation checks that verify path reachability, detect cycles, and identify dead ends. The validator reports errors and warnings for invalid transitions and deprecated patterns.

Yes, you can use workflow validation to check preconditions and consequences against current catalogs. Type validation validates these elements and flags deprecated patterns to ensure your workflow definitions meet schema and type requirements.

Workflow.yaml validation checks for deprecated patterns and state references as part of its schema, graph, and type conformance checks. It reports errors, warnings, and informational notes to ensure safety before deployment.

The best way to audit workflow.yaml safety before CI/CD deployment is to run validation checks for required fields, node references, path reachability, cycles, dead ends, and type conformance. This prevents runtime errors and ensures safe transitions.