session-start-routine

Automated skill library health checks run at session start by scanning user- and project-level locations for SKILL.md validity and outdated timestamps. The routine generates a summarized health report highlighting stale or broken definitions and suggested remediation actions.

Identifying stale or broken skill definitions involves scanning skill locations for valid metadata and last_updated timestamps. The session start routine flags outdated entries and produces a health report to guide necessary updates and integration checks.

Enforcing versioning and consistency across a skill library is handled by automated integration checks and version history adherence. The routine coordinates cross-skill references and flags inconsistencies to maintain library quality without manual intervention.

Scanning both user-level and project-level skill locations is supported during the automated session start routine. It validates SKILL.md files, checks freshness timestamps, and aggregates findings into a single health report for review.

A session start routine for skill documentation maintenance ensures new skills are identified, stale entries are flagged, and updates are prepared automatically. This prevents library decay and enforces versioning consistency before work begins.

Automated skill health reporting identifies stale, broken, or outdated definitions and suggests actions, but it does not automatically apply remediation. Users must review the generated health report and manually execute recommended updates to skills.