Validate rule files against Claude Code standards for frontmatter, formatting, paths, and triggers.
npx skills add https://github.com/oogDZ/2 --skill rule-validate
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: rule-validate Source: https://github.com/oogDZ/2/tree/main/.claude/skills/rule-validate Command: npx skills add https://github.com/oogDZ/2 --skill rule-validate
Проверка соответствия rule-файла стандартам Claude Code: наличие frontmatter, корректный формат, верные пути и триггеры, чтобы аудит и code review проходили без сюрпризов.
Запустите команду /rule-validate core для проверки существующего правила в вашем репозитории Claude Code.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To validate rule files against Claude Code standards, run the /rule-validate command to check frontmatter presence, formatting, path layouts, and triggers for compliance. It provides clear violation notifications and fix recommendations.
A Claude Code rule file audit checks for proper frontmatter, correct formatting, valid path layouts, and standardized triggers. It enforces rule compliance across a project during code reviews or audits.
Yes, you can integrate rule validation into code reviews, audits, and release processes. It enforces rule compliance by excluding incorrect rules and providing actionable fix recommendations.
You need to run a rule file lint check during rule creation, updates, or project audits. It ensures frontmatter presence and standardized triggers satisfy internal project rules and SSOT requirements.
Yes, Claude Code rule validation supports automated checks through optional script extensions. This allows continuous enforcement of rule compliance during updates and audits.
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