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Skill discovery fails because the system cannot correctly index and retrieve skills when the defined name mismatches the directory name. Validating naming conventions proactively catches these configuration errors before they impact system loading.

To validate skill naming conventions, run a validation check to identify mismatches between the skill's defined name and its directory name. This configuration validation ensures skills are correctly indexed and retrievable by their intended names.

A skill name mismatch is a configuration issue where a skill's defined name does not match its directory name. This inconsistency leads to discovery problems and prevents the system from properly indexing and loading the skill.

Yes, naming convention validation improves skill retrieval by ensuring skills are correctly indexed. By checking for name and directory mismatches, it enforces standardized naming practices for better organization and retrieval.

Relying on directory names for skill management limits discovery if the defined name mismatches the directory. Without validation checks, naming inconsistencies go unnoticed, preventing the system from finding and loading skills correctly.