innorve-skill-contract

You create a machine-readable skill contract by answering guided prompts that capture identity, inputs, outputs, side effects, and risk, which the tool validates against the Innorve Schema v0.1 and emits as a YAML file for auditable governance.

A Skill Contract schema is a structured metadata format defining an AI capability's scope, evidence, dependencies, and approvals. You need a YAML contract during authoring, publishing, or updating external-facing skills, internal tools, or agent capabilities to ensure safe deployment.

You generate a compliance YAML file by providing structured information on side effects and dependencies through prompted fields. The output conforms to the v0.1 schema and is published to the canonical binder path, providing review-ready metadata for auditing workflows.

Yes, you can use a skill contract for both internal tools and external-facing agent capabilities. The contract captures eval criteria, risk, and approvals, converting informal concepts into formal, review-ready artifacts applicable across diverse governance and publishing workflows.

Yes, the skill contract wizard validates contract fields automatically. It ensures all captured metadata—including identity, inputs, outputs, and evidence—conforms to the Open Innorve Skill Contract Schema before emitting the final YAML file to the binder.

The best way to document risk and approval criteria is using a structured contract format that validates against a governance schema. This produces an auditable YAML file capturing all required eval criteria, ensuring compliance and safe deployment.