hermes-agent-skill-authoring

Validate Hermes agent skills using built-in checks for frontmatter requirements, description length, and content constraints. This framework enforces predictable, well-documented agent behaviors through strict structural templates and repository-specific naming conventions.

Create reusable Hermes Agent workflows by authoring in-repo skill units with standardized YAML frontmatter and required Markdown sections. This framework enforces peer-matched structural templates and validation constraints for robust, predictable workflow contributions.

Validate agent skill documentation structure through built-in checks for YAML frontmatter requirements, description length, and content constraints. This ensures all new skill files adhere to repository-specific naming conventions and strict quality standards.

Yes, the Hermes agent skill authoring framework requires specific Markdown sections including Overview, When to Use, and Pitfalls. Enforcing these sections ensures all in-repo skill units are peer-compatible and maintain strict documentation standards.

Hermes agent skill files fail validation when they lack required YAML frontmatter, exceed description length limits, or violate content constraints. The framework enforces strict structural templates and repository-specific naming conventions for all new skill contributions.