hermes-agent-skill-authoring

To create a SKILL.md file, you must follow the required frontmatter structure and place it in the 'skills/<category>/<name>/' directory. The Hermes Agent skill authoring guidelines ensure peer-matched structure and consistency.

Required frontmatter for in-repo skills includes specific YAML metadata fields to define the skill's properties. Adhering to this YAML frontmatter structure ensures proper validator integration and cross-referencing within the Hermes Agent repository.

Yes, you need knowledge of YAML and Markdown to write a SKILL.md file. These languages are required to format the frontmatter correctly and structure the content guidelines for reusable workflows in the Hermes Agent.

SKILL.md files are validated through predefined validator integration based on specific rules. This validation checks for adherence to the required frontmatter structure, directory placement, and peer-matched structure expected for in-repo skills.

The best way to structure reusable workflows in a SKILL.md file is to follow the provided content guidelines and peer-matched structure. This standardizes directory placement and ensures your in-repo skills integrate correctly with other Hermes Agent skills.

Yes, you can reference other skills within your SKILL.md file. The Hermes Agent skill authoring process provides specific information and guidelines on cross-referencing skills to maintain proper integration across the repository.