publish-skill

To publish local skills to a central repository, you can automate the process by listing local skills, validating readiness, and creating a pull request to integrate new patterns into central collections.

Before sharing a skill with a team, validation checks enforce frontmatter validation, testing checks, and documentation requirements to ensure structured readiness for the central repository.

Yes, you can use automation to create a pull request for locally developed skills, which integrates new reusable patterns into your team's central collections.

You should use a centralized skill sharing workflow when you have developed a useful pattern that others should reuse across projects to accelerate team development.

Yes, publishing a skill requires frontmatter and documentation, as the structured process enforces frontmatter validation and documentation requirements before creating a pull request.