flow-validation

You can validate frontmatter and YAML in Claude Code plugins by running the /verify-flow command, which checks commands, agents, skills, and hooks against a comprehensive flow validation rule set to prevent malformed entries.

The best way to enforce quality gates across Claude Code plugin repositories is to apply structured rule references and severity mappings during CI checks and PR reviews, ensuring components meet consistent structural and content standards.

You can check cross-reference integrity for Claude Code components by validating them against flow rules that detect orphaned or missing links across commands, agents, skills, and hooks, preventing broken references in your plugin repository.

Yes, you can use flow validation rules for CI checks and PR reviews by leveraging CI-friendly templates and quick references that streamline audits and enforce frontmatter validity, required sections, and severity mappings across plugin components.

Flow validation works with hooks and agents as well as commands and skills, applying comprehensive structural, content, and frontmatter checks across all Claude Code plugin component types to ensure consistent quality and security standards.

Your Claude Code plugin component fails severity mapping checks when it does not adhere to the structured rule references defined in the project's flow validation rule set, which enforce specific severity levels for structural and content violations.