kilo-skill-editor

To scaffold a Kilo SKILL.md, you create the file and enforce frontmatter constraints, ensuring name-to-folder matching and path rules are validated. This structures the skill configuration and bundled resources correctly within the .kilo/skills directory.

Validating kilo.jsonc configuration checks skill setup across .kilo/skills and kilo.jsonc entries, enforcing frontmatter presence, name-to-folder matching, and path rules to ensure optional scripts, references, and assets are correctly structured.

You can update activation wording in an existing Kilo SKILL.md by applying targeted improvements to the text. The skill enforces a structured workflow with validation prompts to maintain configuration integrity during updates.

Yes, the Kilo skill editor validates optional resources setup, enforcing path rules and checking bundled resources. It ensures scripts, references, and assets are correctly configured within the kilo.jsonc and .kilo/skills structure.

Migrating a third-party skill into Kilo format involves refactoring the existing skill structure to match Kilo requirements, validating skill naming, verifying links, and setting up optional resources like scripts and references.