opencode-skill-creation

To generate SKILL.md files, provide your skill requirements like name, description, and license, and the system automatically validates naming rules, assembles YAML frontmatter, and structures the documentation sections for consistent discovery.

Required documentation sections for OpenCode skills include What I do, When to use me, Prerequisites, Steps, Best Practices, and Verification, ensuring every skill is scaffolded with standardized maintenance and discovery metadata.

Yes, you can validate naming rules and frontmatter syntax during skill creation, and the system provides specific guidance for fixes to ensure your SKILL.md file meets all formatting and consistency requirements.

The best way to update Build-With-Skills and Plan-With-Skills agents is to run the opencode-skills-maintainer workflow, which automatically refreshes agent prompts and indices after your new SKILL.md file is written.

No, creating an OpenCode skill does not require manual formatting because the system automates the assembly of YAML frontmatter and structured sections, reducing manual errors and ensuring library consistency.

You need to provide skill requirements via prompts, including the Name, Description, License, Compatibility, Audience, and Workflow, which the system uses to build the frontmatter and scaffold the documentation.