prd-vXX-skill-name

To create a PRD-driven context skill scaffold, you instantiate a new Skill Unit by replacing the template fields in SKILL.md and populating optional directories with scripts, references, and assets as needed.

A SKILL.md entry point uses frontmatter to define a consistent skill structure, enforcing a name, description, workflow steps, outputs, quality gates, and a metadata manifest for semantic search and deployment.

You organize optional scripts, references, and assets by populating their respective directories within the Skill Unit scaffold, separating tooling, domain knowledge, and templates for agent workflow reuse.

No, this skill scaffold requires no dependencies or components. It provides a ready-to-use template that teams can rapidly bootstrap to structure consistent skills without external prerequisites.

The best way to ensure skills are ready for semantic search and evaluation is to use a scaffold that enforces an associated metadata manifest, testable workflow steps, and clear validation quality gates.

You need a PRD-driven context skill template when you want to rapidly bootstrap consistent, handoff-ready skills with structured entry points, testable steps, and validation gates for seamless agent integration.