example-command

To define a slash-command skill using YAML frontmatter, you provide metadata like name, description, argument-hint, and allowed-tools, followed by a body loaded as contextual instructions. This structure validates behavior and tooling integrations for command-style prototypes.

A frontmatter-driven skill layout is used to standardize command-style skill discovery and execution. It separates metadata configuration from the instruction body, allowing teams to prototype skills and validate tooling integrations consistently during developer onboarding.

Validating a command-style skill structure requires a YAML frontmatter containing name, description, argument-hint, and allowed-tools fields. These metadata fields ensure proper skill discovery and define the contextual instructions loaded upon activation.

Yes, you can use this frontmatter skill template for developer onboarding. It provides a self-contained example body and sample command flow that demonstrates how teams prototype command-style skills and validate metadata structure.

The body of a frontmatter-driven skill executes by being loaded as contextual instructions upon activation. When you invoke the command with sample arguments, the defined metadata and instruction body validate the skill's behavior and tooling integrations.