hookify-rules

You can standardize hookify rules by using a structured frontmatter template to define metadata, pattern definitions, and examples, ensuring consistent rule syntax and clear documentation across all project configurations.

Standardizing frontmatter metadata requires enforcing required fields like name and description, applying structured rule syntax, and using scaffolding templates to guide consistent formatting and comprehensive documentation across all rules.

Configuring and testing hookify rules involves applying structured guidance to enable, disable, and validate rule behavior across projects, ensuring frontmatter presence and pattern definitions consistently meet required formatting standards.

Inconsistent rule structure causes validation errors because scattered rules and unclear behavior lead to missing required frontmatter fields, malformed pattern definitions, and non-uniform syntax that fail validation checks.

No specific dependencies are required to validate markdown frontmatter patterns, as the validation process relies on applying structured rule syntax and metadata guidance directly within your project configuration files.

A SKILL.md file for rule drafting should include a frontmatter template with required metadata, structured pattern definitions for validation, clear examples of rule syntax, and comprehensive documentation to guide configuration and testing.