skill-authoring-and-sync

To draft and review agent skills, follow a structured authoring workflow that enforces a frontmatter schema and uses predefined templates. This process covers ideation, drafting, reviewing, and publishing to maintain consistent quality across skill files.

Yes, you can use templates for authoring agent skills. The workflow provides template-driven frontmatter and structured sections to ensure quality standards and consistency across all drafted and published skills.

To publish agent skills from an MBP to a Mini, use the SSH-based sync script. This workflow pushes local OpenCode skill changes through SSH key authentication, ensuring the published output contract is met on the remote environment.

Yes, SSH key authentication is required to sync skill and config changes. The syncing workflow uses SSH keys to securely push local OpenCode skill updates from your development machine to the mini environment.

The best way to structure agent skill files for publishing is using template-driven frontmatter and structured sections. This enforces a defined output contract and quality standards across all synced OpenCode skills.