skill-reviewer

You can validate Claude Code skills by running a review process that checks frontmatter, content structure, and referenced resources to ensure correct configuration and non-overlapping domains. The review enforces memory integration and scripting references.

Non-overlapping domain verification is a validation step that examines skill definitions to ensure distinct skills do not cover conflicting or duplicate functional scopes. It analyzes frontmatter and content structure to enforce clear domain boundaries.

To check frontmatter correctness, a review process validates the name, description, allowed-tools, and dependencies fields within the skill definition. This ensures correct tool configurations and returns a structured metadata profile with safety assessments.

Yes, you can run a review on a skill directory to verify frontmatter, references, and non-overlapping domain constraints across defined skills. This checks reference availability and enforces memory integration guidance for all examined skills.

A skill review metadata profile includes extracted dependencies, components, and safety assessments generated after validating frontmatter and content structure. It provides a structured overview of the skill's configuration and non-overlapping domain status.

A skill fails validation when its frontmatter lacks required fields like name, description, or allowed-tools, or when it violates non-overlapping domain constraints. Missing reference availability, memory guidance, or scripting references also cause validation failures.