cst-workflow

A repeatable skill development workflow aligns localization key registration, configuration updates, and pre-build validation to ensure a consistent, end-to-end process from creation to verification. It reduces errors by providing built-in validation steps and development guideline references.

To validate localization keys before building, run the pre-build localization validation script provided by the workflow. This step checks that all registered keys and translated configurations are correctly aligned, reducing errors before the final verification stage.

The skill configuration requires the SKILL.md frontmatter to include a name and description. Optionally, you can rely on scripts, references, and assets directories within the skill structure to support the development workflow.

You can use this workflow for both modifying existing skills and creating new ones. It provides a repeatable development process that covers updating tooltips, translating configurations, and running validation steps regardless of whether the skill is new or established.

The end-to-end skill development workflow involves registering localization keys first, then implementing effects, updating tooltips, translating configurations, and finally running a pre-build validation script to verify the release-ready output.

Built-in validation steps are needed in a skill development workflow to catch localization and configuration errors early. Running a pre-build validation script ensures that all keys are registered and translated correctly before final verification.