skill-creator

To scaffold a new skill directory with standardized frontmatter, run the init-skill.sh script with a skill name and description to generate a ready-to-use skeleton containing SKILL.md and optional folders.

Standardizing skill publishing patterns across multiple environments involves creating an agents/openai.yaml manifest that prepares the scaffolded repository structure for Claude Code, OpenCode, and OpenClaw workflows.

Yes, you need yaml manifests like agents/openai.yaml to define publishing patterns and validate the skill structure with skill-lint before deploying to local agent environments.

Yes, you can generate optional folders for scripts, references, and assets automatically by running the scaffold script, which creates these directories alongside the default skill skeleton.

Skill-lint validates the generated repository structure by checking that the SKILL.md frontmatter and yaml manifest conform to standardized naming, description, and publishing patterns required by target environments.

Limitations when creating local skills for OpenClaw and OpenCode include relying on a basic scaffold that enforces strict frontmatter and yaml patterns, which may require manual adjustments for non-standard publishing workflows.