skill-review

You audit agent skills for best-practice compliance by running a structural audit that checks directory layout, SKILL.md presence, frontmatter validation, description quality, and anti-patterns to produce a structured report.

Common anti-patterns detected during agent skill creation involve frontmatter naming violations, incorrect description length, missing trigger phrases, poor body content quality, and incorrect directory structure.

Frontmatter and description quality validation enforces correct naming conventions, description length limits, and trigger phrases by analyzing the skill directory contents to improve discoverability.

Yes, a structure audit checks for SKILL.md presence, correct directory layout, and required references or scripts, making it ideal for auditing new or edited skills before publishing.

Agent skill validation requires no external dependencies or scripts, operating independently to load references, run structural audits, and output a quality report with actionable rewrites.

Agent skill structure audits fail when the directory layout lacks SKILL.md presence, required references, or correct formatting, flagging these anti-patterns in a structured report for correction.