moai-foundation-claude

To create Claude Code Skills with consistent structure, use a canonical authoring kit that guides SKILL.md frontmatter correctness, progressive disclosure loading, and resource organization. It ensures your Skills, sub-agents, and plugins meet standardized validation rules across projects.

Progressive disclosure architecture in Claude Code is a loading mechanism that optimizes token usage by separating metadata, instructions, and on-demand resources. This approach ensures that sub-agents and Skills only load necessary context when required.

Yes, you can use this authoring kit to build sub-agents and slash commands. It provides unified authoring guides for SKILL.md, references, scripts, and integration patterns applicable to plugins, hooks, memory, and settings across team workflows.

The best way to organize Claude Code plugins and memory settings is by using standardized templates and reference guides. This authoring kit consolidates guidelines for managing settings and memory through structured resource organization.

No specific dependencies are required to build Claude Code hooks and agents. This authoring kit operates independently, guiding you through creating SKILL.md structures and validation rules without external component prerequisites.

You should not use a canonical authoring kit for Claude Code if your project requires highly customized, non-standard SKILL.md structures that bypass progressive disclosure loading rules or strict frontmatter validation conventions.