Demonstrates the minimal AG3NT SKILL.md frontmatter structure and entrypoint.
npx skills add https://github.com/bharthraj1412/myai --skill example-skill-bharthraj1412
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: example-skill Source: https://github.com/bharthraj1412/myai/tree/main/skills/example-skill Command: npx skills add https://github.com/bharthraj1412/myai --skill example-skill-bharthraj1412
This minimal example skill demonstrates the AG3NT SKILL.md format and contract, enabling users to see how skills declare their metadata and entrypoints.
Run the example script to verify the skill is wired correctly.
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A SKILL.md file defines an AG3NT skill using YAML frontmatter to declare a name, description, and entrypoint. It provides the standard structure for skill onboarding and metadata contract validation.
To write YAML frontmatter for a minimal AG3NT skill, include the required fields: name and description. You can then add optional scripts and references directories to support the defined entrypoint.
Scripts and references folders are optional when building an AG3NT skill. The required SKILL.md contract only demands a name and description in the YAML frontmatter, plus a defined entrypoint.
The best way to learn the AG3NT skill contract is by examining a minimal example skill. It demonstrates the required YAML frontmatter structure and optional scripts to help developers understand the onboarding workflow.
Run the example script referenced in the SKILL.md entrypoint to verify AG3NT skill wiring. This quick start check confirms your minimal skill structure and metadata are correctly configured for execution.
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