hermes-agent-skill-authoring

To create a new skill, navigate to the `skills/` directory and use `write_file` to generate the SKILL.md. You must follow the defined frontmatter structure and standard templates to ensure consistency and compatibility.

Standard directory structure for in-repo skills mandates organizing files within a dedicated `skills/` directory. This maintains consistency, ensures compatibility, and streamlines cross-referencing between developers.

Version control for editing existing skills involves validating changes, patching, and rewriting SKILL.md files. It relies on git procedures to maintain high-quality, reusable skill versions within your repository.

Yes, you need git and yaml dependencies installed. Git handles the version control procedures for patching and rewriting, while yaml is required for proper frontmatter formatting and validation.

Skill validation fails during repository package creation when the SKILL.md file does not adhere to standard templates or frontmatter formatting. Correcting the structure ensures high-quality, reusable skills.

Yes, you can cross-reference in-repo skills. The authoring process assists in referencing skills to improve sharing and compatibility between developers working within the same repository project.