skill-test

You can validate SKILL.md files by running a static linter and behavioral verifier to check required frontmatter fields, evaluate test spec assertions, and ensure structural compliance. This automated quality assurance checks category rubric metrics and generates coverage reports for skill units.

Skill file validation is the process of automating quality assurance for AI game development studio skill units. It uses a static linter to enforce required frontmatter, a behavioral verifier for test specifications, and a category rubric to check metrics, resulting in structural compliance and coverage reporting.

Yes, skill testing supports coverage reporting for both skill and agent specifications. The validation process generates detailed reports that evaluate assertions in test specifications and check skills against category-specific rubric metrics to ensure behavioral correctness.

You can check SKILL.md files against category-specific metrics by utilizing the category rubric component during the validation process. This evaluates the skill file alongside structural linting and behavioral verification to ensure full compliance and correctness for game development skill units.

SKILL.md validation fails during spec verification when the behavioral verifier detects unmet assertions in the test specifications. The validation framework evaluates these assertions to ensure behavioral correctness, alongside checking required frontmatter fields and category rubric metrics for compliance.

No, you do not need external dependencies to run automated quality assurance for skill files. The validation tool operates independently using its internal scripts and references to verify structural compliance, behavioral correctness, and generate coverage reports.