skill-management

To standardize a Codex skill for public release, audit the skill folder, normalize its folder shape and frontmatter, and validate required metadata to ensure it meets the repository's public-safe publication contract.

Validating Codex skill metadata involves strict frontmatter checks, confirming required metadata fields, verifying referenced resources, and reviewing reusable-skill conventions to ensure publication readiness.

Migrating a personal workflow into a reusable Codex skill requires inventorying local folders, normalizing the structure and behavior, and applying publication-readiness reviews to convert it into a testable package.

You need publication-readiness review when converting local or candidate workflows into reusable Codex skills to confirm they meet public-safe standards, correct lifecycle paths, and structural conventions before release.

Yes, skill management helps decide the correct lifecycle path by determining whether a skill belongs in skill-management, publication-review, or skill-examples before public release.

Folder-shape normalization standardizes directory structure and frontmatter but does not alter skill logic or behavior, meaning internal processing errors or missing resources must be resolved before validation.