Scaffold schema-valid Jig framework artifacts from user intent.
npx skills add https://github.com/CasaPerks/casaflow --skill extend-casaperks
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: extend Source: https://github.com/CasaPerks/casaflow/tree/main/core/skills/extend Command: npx skills add https://github.com/CasaPerks/casaflow --skill extend-casaperks
It prevents teams from creating new Jig framework skills, specialists, agents, or packs with missing or invalid frontmatter, overlapping definitions, or artifacts that fail to load correctly.
Use extend when you want to add a brand-new capability to your engineering workflow without breaking discovery by creating a correctly structured artifact from scratch.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To create a new skill without schema validation errors, use a guided interview process to scaffold artifacts with valid frontmatter and constraints. This ensures your definitions conform to framework guidelines and pass post-scaffold load verification.
The best way to add a specialist to the Jig framework involves an interview-driven decision process that routes your intent to the correct schema target. It scaffolds the specialist definition while checking for overlapping coverage against existing artifacts.
Preventing duplicate workflow artifacts requires searching for existing coverage before scaffolding new definitions. An overlap check identifies matching rules or automation patterns, ensuring you only create net-new capabilities without breaking discovery.
You need schema-first scaffolding for new agents when adding brand-new automation capabilities to your engineering workflow. It generates the expected frontmatter and body structure to conform to framework tier rules and ensures the artifact loads correctly.
Newly created packs fail to load correctly due to missing or invalid frontmatter and incorrect body structure. Schema-first scaffolding generates the expected framework format and includes post-scaffold verification to confirm the artifact is discoverable.
Yes, automated routing scaffolds different artifact types by choosing the appropriate schema target based on your interview answers. It correctly directs intent to create either a skill, specialist, agent, or pack definition.
wukangcheng2944Interview users to refine implementation specs with explicit next steps.
rangerrick337Create Claude skills with SKILL.md frontmatter and package them into .skill files.
flonatValidate proposed skills and agents against existing artifacts for functional overlap.
MearmanValidate JSON Schema documents for syntax and specification compliance.
