formax-skill-capture

To convert a completed workflow into a reusable Codex Skill, use a scaffold script that packages the process under .codex/skills. This enforces frontmatter requirements and structured descriptions for consistent skill creation.

Repo-local Codex Skills are reusable automation workflows stored under .codex/skills. You need them when you want to consistently apply scaffolding, guardrails, and test checklists within a specific project repository.

Yes, creating a Codex Skill from a workflow requires frontmatter and a structured description. The scaffold script enforces these requirements to ensure the generated skill is standardized and ready to share.

Yes, you can use a scaffold script to apply guardrails and a minimum regression test checklist to your project. This captures the completed workflow's behavior and locks it in for future use.

The best way to turn a successful Formax workflow into a shareable project skill is running a scaffold script. It directly converts the workflow into a structured Codex Skill with enforced frontmatter and guardrails.

A generated Codex Skill needs a minimum regression test checklist to lock the original workflow's behavior. This ensures the reusable scaffolding and guardrails maintain consistent functionality over time.