instruction-create

To create instruction units with frontmatter, use a command template to generate a SKILL.md file. This enforces consistent metadata fields like name, description, standard, and index across your repository, ensuring standardized documentation structure.

Standardizing documentation structure across a repository is achieved by enforcing consistent frontmatter fields and automatically registering new instruction units in the README. This maintains uniform process standards and improves discoverability.

Yes, you can include optional supplementary directories like scripts, references, and assets when generating new process standards. These directories extend the instruction unit as needed to support specific workflow requirements.

You do not need to manually update the repository README when adding new workflow templates. The instruction creation process automatically registers the new unit in the README to improve discoverability and reduce manual tedium.

Validated frontmatter fields for documentation templates include name, description, standard, index, and optional fields like standard-version, allowed-tools, and argument-hint. This ensures consistent metadata and documentation structure across generated files.