canvas-page-definition

Page validation requires each page JSON to be a proper object with a non-empty title and an elements map where each element has a discovered component type. This skill enforces the contract for files in the configured pagesDir.

A Canvas page-spec contract is a canonical validation rule for page JSON files ensuring consistent structure. You need it when authoring, previewing locally, or syncing pages with Canvas Workbench across multiple authors and tools.

Yes, page validation requires placing your page JSON files in the configured pagesDir directory. The skill enforces the canonical contract specifically on files located in that directory to ensure reliable Workbench syncing.

Canvas page validation fails when the page JSON lacks a non-empty title, has no elements map, or contains elements missing a discovered component type. The skill enforces these requirements to satisfy the Canvas Workbench schema.

Yes, this skill applies to workflows using the Canvas CLI for pushing and pulling pages. It ensures your local page specs align with the canonical contract before syncing with Workbench and Canvas.

The best way to keep Canvas page specs consistent is enforcing a single validated contract for page JSON files. This skill validates structure and component types in the configured pagesDir to ensure teams ship consistent Canvas pages.