Dev10x-skill-create

To create a local skill without Bash prompts, scaffold the skill under the standard directory layout using a pre-validated frontmatter template. This enforces Dev10x conventions and reduces friction during scaffolding and MOTD registration.

The standard scaffold for a Dev10x skill includes a SKILL.md file following a frontmatter template, placed under $HOME/.codex/skills/<namespace>-<skill-name>. It also supports optional scripts/, references/, and assets/ directories for richer, testable skills.

You validate skill structure and ensure MOTD registration by running the validation workflow after implementing SKILL.md. This generates MOTD entries, guarantees safe invocation, and makes the namespace-scoped skill discoverable in the session context.

Yes, you can include optional scripts/, references/, and assets/ directories when creating a new skill. These directories support richer, testable skills while maintaining the standard frontmatter template and Dev10x conventions.

No, you do not need to manually format frontmatter to generate MOTD entries. The skill applies a pre-validated frontmatter template and an automated validation workflow that handles MOTD registration and ensures discoverability automatically.

If your local skill does not appear in MOTD, the structure likely failed the validation workflow. Ensure your SKILL.md follows the enforced frontmatter template and that you run the validation workflow to generate MOTD entries for session context discovery.