skill-authoring

Standardize agent instruction authoring by creating a SKILL.md file at the root unit, linking canonical standards in references, and defining a decision_tree entrypoint with STANDARD. This enforces frontmatter requirements and auditable guidance for consistent skill development.

A TOON decision tree defines deterministic instruction workflows that agents can follow. It provides a standardized framework for authoring SKILL.md documents, ensuring consistent and auditable guidance creation for agent instruction design across skills.

Organize references by placing essential glossary and authoring guidelines in a references directory linked from the SKILL.md root. This supports rapid skill development, review, and compliance by reusing central canonical standards and templates.

Yes, frontmatter requirements are mandated when creating a SKILL.md file. The skill enforces specific frontmatter fields including name and description to ensure consistent, auditable guidance for agent instruction design and governance.

Structure decision trees using TOON-based authoring to define deterministic instruction workflows agents can follow. Initialize by creating SKILL.md at the root, reference canonical standards in references, and define a decision_tree entrypoint with STANDARD for consistency.

Yes, you can reuse a central standard and templates for SKILL.md and references across multiple skills. This ensures consistency in agent instruction design, enables rapid skill development, and supports governance through standardized authoring frameworks.