skill-creator

Creating a standardized aramb skill requires defining required frontmatter fields like name, description, category, tags, and license, then structuring the body with role, responsibilities, constraints, and workflow sections to ensure execution-ready documentation.

Required frontmatter for aramb skill validation includes name, description, category, tags, and license. Enforcing these standardized metadata fields ensures high-quality documentation, improving skill discoverability and reuse across teams.

Authoring skill documentation requires a structured body containing role, responsibilities, constraints, workflow, best practices, and validation sections. This execution-ready format helps skill authors plan, write, and review skills consistently.

Validating updated skills for documentation standards involves running them through the Skill Creator workflow to check frontmatter compliance and review body structure, ensuring all required fields and execution-ready sections are correctly defined.

Authoring aramb skills requires no external dependencies or components. You simply create a new directory like skills/my-skill/, add a SKILL.md file following the frontmatter rules, and draft the body sections.

Optional resources and references in a SKILL.md file are needed when a skill requires supplementary assets or documentation to support its execution-ready workflow, helping teams add domain-specific skills with compliant definitions.