create-genre-skill-skeletons

To batch-create skill directory skeletons, generate standardized genre-specific subfolders and minimal SKILL.md files following the genre-ability naming rule to initialize a packaging layer.

A genre skill skeleton is a standardized directory structure with a minimal SKILL.md file and references placeholders. You need to generate one when initializing a genre-specific skill packaging layer to eliminate repetitive manual work.

To enforce routing rules, insert explicit requirements into the SKILL.md skeletons during creation, specifying that genre skills must load and use their corresponding common skills when those exist.

Yes, the skeleton generation process enforces naming convention validation and frontmatter validation, while also creating references placeholders and inserting routing rules for the genre-specific skills.

The best way to track scaffolding progress is to produce a summary report that audits and records the integration status of created, existing, and skipped entries along with common-skill integration data.

Yes, you can map existing common skills into genre wrapper skills by generating genre-prefixed wrappers, creating references placeholders, and recording the common-skill integration status as already exists, pending, or composite.