skill-authoring-workflow

To convert workshop notes into compliant skill metadata, run a guided workflow that transforms raw prompts into publish-ready assets by enforcing repo standards, validating frontmatter, and tightening prose before committing.

Validating skill metadata limits involves running repo scripts to check frontmatter fields like name, description, intent, and type, ensuring cross-references resolve correctly and README counts stay accurate before committing changes.

Choosing the right component type when creating a repo skill requires following a guided workflow that evaluates your draft notes, applies definition of done guardrails, and maps the content to the correct build path for catalog integration.

Yes, you can use repo scripts to find, add, build, test, and check skills, ensuring every authoring step follows trusted automation to package workflows for Claude uploads without breaking standards.

Skill authoring workflows fail repo standards validation when the fixed order of sections is ignored, frontmatter metadata limits are exceeded, or cross-references and README counts are not resolved and updated correctly before publishing.

You need raw workshop notes or partial prompts to generate a compliant skill authoring checklist, which the workflow transforms into a step-by-step guide that enforces metadata limits and repo standards for Claude uploads.