skill-builder

To scaffold a new agent skill, use the skill-builder to automatically generate the basic directory structure and template files, ensuring your project initializes with the correct foundational layout.

You can validate an agent skill by running automated checks that verify completeness, enforce naming conventions, and confirm all required components are properly integrated into the structure.

Scaffolding tools support creating diagnostic, generator, and utility agent skill types, providing tailored templates and structural guidance specific to each functional category.

Yes, the skill validation and scaffolding processes utilize Deno scripts, meaning a Deno environment is required to execute the automated checks and template generation.

The best way to ensure documentation standards is to generate the initial SKILL.md via scaffolding, then use validation tools to automatically check adherence to required documentation patterns.

Avoid automated skill scaffolding if your agent development requires a custom directory structure outside the established patterns, as the tool enforces specific structural integrity and integration rules.