skill-test

Validate skill frontmatter and structural compliance by running automated checks that enforce required fields and phase coverage across all skills. This gates skill readiness by ensuring behavioral correctness and frontmatter validation before deployment.

Skill specification testing is a multi-mode validation process covering static, spec, category, and audit checks. It ensures quality by verifying phase coverage, verdict keywords, collaboration cues, and handoffs, while reporting last test results to enforce behavioral correctness.

Run a full static audit of all skills by executing a single command to scan all skills under the .claude/skills directory. This performs automated frontmatter validation and phase-count checks to gate skill readiness across your project.

Yes, skill linter testing checks for fork-context constraints and plausible argument hints. It validates these constraints alongside required frontmatter fields and collaboration cues to ensure behavioral correctness and structural compliance across all tested modes.

Automated skill validation in audit mode is limited to enforcing structural compliance and behavioral correctness across static and spec checks. It focuses on frontmatter fields, phase coverage, and handoffs, but does not modify skills or test external runtime execution.