CreateSkill

To validate skill structure, the framework checks for SkillSystem compliance by verifying TitleCase naming, routing integrity, and alignment with guidelines before deployment. This ensures new skills conform to structural standards across projects.

The canonical structure for onboarding a new skill requires a flat folder structure containing SKILL.md, Workflows, and Tools. This blueprint standardizes creation and ensures consistency across the OpenCode platform.

You enforce TitleCase naming and flat folder structure by applying the canonical skill creation workflow, which generates the proper skeleton and validates conformance to SkillSystem guidelines automatically.

Yes, the validation framework checks workflow routing integrity by verifying that integrated routing paths in SKILL.md align with the SkillSystem guidelines. This prevents broken workflows during skill onboarding.

The best way to canonicalize existing skills is to use an automated validation framework that checks naming conventions and folder structure, then applies the canonical blueprint to align them with SkillSystem guidelines.

You need a skill creation blueprint when onboarding multiple skills across projects to ensure consistency. Manual setup risks non-compliance with SkillSystem guidelines, causing routing errors and naming inconsistencies.