skill-authoring-review

To review an Agent Skill for safety guidelines and installability, you need a validation framework that checks frontmatter structure, trigger descriptions, and workflow design. This skill performs that exact compliance review to generate a structured safety report.

Validating frontmatter structure in skill development requires checking adherence to predefined schemas and metadata rules. This skill reviews your skill components against quality assurance guidelines to ensure correct frontmatter formatting and output contracts.

Ensuring concise workflow design and progressive disclosure involves structuring triggers, references, and scripts to avoid overwhelming the agent. This skill analyzes your skill's architecture to verify it meets progressive disclosure and workflow design standards.

Yes, you can check the quality of public skill repositories by validating their installability and adherence to safety rules. This skill assists in checking public repositories to ensure they meet functional and security standards before release.

Agent Skills fail quality assurance reviews due to missing frontmatter, unsafe scripts, poorly designed triggers, or non-compliant output contracts. This skill identifies specific structural and safety vulnerabilities within your skill development workflow.

Yes, skill-authoring-review works for maintaining existing Agent Skills by evaluating their ongoing compliance with safety rules and installability standards. It targets both new skill creation and the continuous review of existing skill maintenance workflows.