different-name

Directory name and frontmatter mismatch validation works by reading the SKILL.md file, parsing the YAML 'name' field, and comparing it directly against the directory basename to report inconsistencies for repository audits.

Skill directory names must match the YAML frontmatter name value to prevent discovery and automation failures, ensuring the skill catalog remains trustworthy during automated CI checks and manual reviews.

Yes, frontmatter validation can be applied during CI checks to automatically detect mismatches between SKILL.md frontmatter 'name' values and directory basenames, producing clear reports of naming inconsistencies across the repository.

The best way to audit a skill catalog for naming consistency is to run a validation check that reads each SKILL.md frontmatter, extracts the 'name' value, and compares it against the directory basename to flag any mismatches.

No dependencies are required to validate SKILL.md frontmatter against directory names, as the skill operates independently to parse YAML frontmatter and compare the 'name' field with the directory basename during repository audits.