gxpm-write-skill

To create a well-structured skill module, use a generator that applies a canonical folder layout including SKILL.md, references, and optional scripts. This ensures new capabilities are added safely and consistently with proper frontmatter validation.

The best way to validate frontmatter and prepare skills for evaluation tooling is to author them using a standard template generator. This enforces quality gates, frontmatter validation, and readiness for integration with skill-eval and hygiene tooling.

Progressive disclosure in skill documentation works by organizing content into a canonical folder layout with a main SKILL.md and supplementary references. This structure guides users through resource packaging and quality gates while maintaining discoverability.

You need a CLI generator to create and organize skill templates effectively. It automates bootstrapping by supplying a reusable SKILL.md template, enforcing a consistent directory layout, and applying frontmatter validation for safe integration.

Yes, you can use this skill authoring template for team-based module development. It helps teams bootstrap skills with a standard, discoverable structure so new capabilities can be added safely and consistently across multiple contributors.

The canonical folder layout for skill generation includes a main SKILL.md file, a references directory for supplementary documentation, and an optional scripts directory. This structure ensures consistent organization and progressive disclosure of skill resources.