h4tcher-content-author

YAML frontmatter generation for canonical content artifacts requires structuring id, type, description, tags, and quality_charter fields to enforce schema conformance. This skill automates that validation by routing artifact typing for agents, skills, rules, commands, and hooks according to repository governance patterns.

A governance audit for content authoring is the validation of artifact schema, tone, and structure against a repository quality charter. It enforces pillar alignment, duplication boundaries, and prompt-engineering checklist criteria to ensure canonical content remains compliant and structurally consistent.

Preventing content duplication when authoring canonical artifacts is best handled through explicit duplication checking against existing artifacts of the same type. This skill performs those checks while applying governance boundaries to maintain canonical content integrity across the repository.

Yes, prompt validation can be used for modifying existing skills and agents. The workflow applies D05 prompt-engineering checklist checks and anti-slop scanning against banned phrases to ensure modifications meet quality charter standards and maintain schema conformance.

Web references are required for new agents, skills, and rules through reputable-source reconnaissance. This ensures verification rigor and reference traceability during canonical content authoring, providing decision-based web research outputs that support the artifact's governance validation.

Content artifacts fail anti-slop scans when banned phrases are detected during the final validation phase. The scan checks authored content against a banned phrase list as part of quality charter conformance, ensuring canonical artifacts meet repository tone and structure standards.