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To validate skill folder structure, run an auditor that detects misplaced files like README.md directly inside skill folders and checks for nested reference files located two levels deep. This enforces authoring standards for proper validation and discoverability.

Skill directory audit failures are caused by structural violations including unallowed documentation files placed directly inside skill folders and reference files nested beyond the correct directory depth, violating standard authoring guidelines and path formatting rules.

Directory structure validation enforces authoring standards by automatically auditing skill folders to identify misplaced reference files and improper documentation placement. It checks directory depth and naming conventions to maintain repository consistency and compliance.

Yes, you can automatically audit skill repositories to identify misplaced reference files and enforce correct folder organization. The auditor checks for reference files at incorrect depths and unallowed documentation files inside skill folders.

Skill folder validation fails when adding a README.md file because unallowed documentation files placed directly inside skill folders violate authoring guidelines. The auditor detects these structural violations to ensure proper directory formatting and discoverability.