godot-skill-judge

To validate Godot skill integrity, run the skill validator script to verify SKILL.md existence, check metadata fields like name and description, and parse GDScript for syntax errors. This ensures all skills meet quality standards before deployment.

Script syntax checking for GDScript files performs basic parsing via Godot CLI to catch syntax errors early. It scans your Godot game development skills to ensure scripts are structurally sound and adhere to Godot 4 compatibility standards.

Yes, you can use this skill validation process to detect Godot 3 keywords in Godot 4 projects. The validator scans for banned Godot 3 keywords to identify potential version compatibility issues and ensure Godot 4 standards are met.

Automating quality assurance for Godot skills involves running the godot-skill-judge validator to act as a quality gatekeeper. It automatically catches common errors, validates metadata, and checks script syntax to ensure skills are deployment-ready.

You need a SKILL.md file for Godot skill validation because the validator checks for its existence and basic structure. It ensures critical metadata fields like name and description are present and correctly formatted to meet integrity standards.

No, the Godot skill validator requires no external dependencies to run syntax checks. It uses Godot CLI for basic parsing of GDScript files and scans for banned keywords to ensure Godot 4 compatibility without needing additional packages.