flutter-writing-skills

To create a standardized SKILL.md frontmatter for a Flutter-Craft skill, use a template that enforces naming conventions, description structure, and the announce pattern. This ensures frontmatter validity and consistency across skills under plugins/flutter-craft/skills.

Writing a Flutter-Craft skill unit requires following specific naming conventions to ensure discoverability and consistency. The skill must include a valid SKILL.md frontmatter, an announce block at the start, and required sub-skills.

Validate a Flutter-Craft skill directory by checking frontmatter validity, toxicity, and confirming the existence of required sub-skills. The validation process also includes checking the scripts/references/assets directories for proper structure.

A new Flutter-Craft skill requires specific sub-skills and an announce block at the start to meet validation rules. Components are optional, but the skill must pass toxicity checks and frontmatter validation before being added.

The best way to update an existing Flutter-Craft skill without breaking conventions is to edit the SKILL.md file using the standardized template. This maintains consistent descriptions, naming, and required sub-skills across the skills directory.

A Flutter-Craft skill fails validation if the SKILL.md frontmatter is invalid, the announce block is missing at the start, or the scripts/references/assets directories are not structured correctly. It also checks for toxicity and required sub-skills.