hermes-agent-skill-authoring

To create a valid SKILL.md file for Hermes Agent workflows, you must structure it with required frontmatter metadata, operational guidance, and adhere to directory placement rules to ensure reliable skill discovery.

Frontmatter validation rules for in-repo AI skill authoring require specific metadata fields, compliance with size limits, and proper naming conventions to maintain high-quality, discoverable Hermes Agent capabilities.

Yes, reliable Hermes Agent skill discovery requires proper directory placement rules for your SKILL.md files, ensuring the repository can correctly organize and maintain reusable agent capabilities.

The best way to structure reusable agent capabilities is by authoring SKILL.md files with required metadata, operational instructions, and verifying frontmatter compliance for reliable skill discovery.

Hermes Agent skill discovery validation fails when SKILL.md files lack required frontmatter metadata, violate naming conventions, or are placed in incorrect directories within the repository structure.

Yes, you can use the hermes-agent-skill-authoring skill to review existing SKILL.md files, applying verification procedures to ensure frontmatter compliance and proper directory placement for reusable agent capabilities.