example-command

To structure a slash-command skill, include mandatory frontmatter fields like name, description, argument-hint, and allowed-tools. This example serves as a reference implementation showing the required layout and an instructional body.

Required frontmatter fields for a slash-command skill are name, description, argument-hint, and allowed-tools. An optional model field is also supported, which this example skill demonstrates for authoring reference.

You create a reference implementation for skill authoring by defining the mandatory frontmatter and a SKILL.md layout. This skill provides a living example of those fields with a sample usage section for discovery.

A slash-command skill benefits from an example usage section to demonstrate the workflow. This reference skill shows how to include a sample argument invocation and a simple instructional body for new authors.

Yes, you can use an optional model field in skill frontmatter alongside the mandatory name, description, argument-hint, and allowed-tools fields. This example demonstrates how to specify it correctly.

The best way to demonstrate a minimal slash-command layout is by applying the mandatory frontmatter fields and a SKILL.md body. This skill provides a living example of that structure for developer discovery.