qualia-skill-new

To create and register reusable skills, you scaffold a SKILL.md file with required YAML frontmatter, define trigger phrases for routing, and optionally copy files into the framework repo for team distribution. This standardizes slash commands and prevents duplicated effort across projects.

Standardizing CLI slash commands involves authoring framework-scoped or local skills using a structured SKILL.md format. By collecting metadata, choosing a scope, and validating frontmatter, teams ensure consistent automation behavior and reliable command routing across different environments.

Validate frontmatter by enforcing required fields and description rules during the scaffolding process. Test the skill by spawning a subagent, copying the files to local skills for execution, and verifying the trigger routing before committing to the framework repository.

Yes, the Qualia framework supports both local and framework-scoped skill distribution. You can choose your target scope during the authoring flow, allowing you to test locally first and then conditionally copy the validated files into the framework checkout path for broader team distribution.

Scaffolding a SKILL.md file requires collecting the skill name, description, trigger phrases, and file access requirements. This metadata populates the required YAML frontmatter, enabling the framework to correctly route slash commands and validate the installation.

Trigger phrases are needed when registering skills because they enable the framework to accurately route user commands to the appropriate skill. Defining these phrases inside the SKILL.md frontmatter ensures the automation executes the correct workflow based on user input.