CreateSkill

You can validate skill directory structure by running the pack validator to enforce canonical SKILL.md frontmatter, verify workflow references resolve correctly, and check optional components against the core spec.

The canonical workflow for creating skills involves setting up a new directory, adding a SKILL.md file with required name and description frontmatter, including an examples section, and validating references using the pack validator.

Yes, the skill validation framework supports optional components including Workflows, scripts, references, and assets, allowing you to scale skill scaffolding while maintaining structural consistency.

Skill validation fails when SKILL.md frontmatter is missing required fields like name and description, or when workflow references and examples sections do not resolve correctly against the core spec constraints.

Yes, you can use this framework to standardize skill development across multiple projects by enforcing a consistent directory structure, essential frontmatter, and validation steps to prevent misconfigurations and reduce setup time.