skill-validator

To audit a skill against production-level quality standards, you can run this validator on a target skill directory. It applies a nine-category scoring rubric and returns a structured validation report with remediation recommendations.

The best way to generate a quality assessment report is to evaluate the skill using a nine-category rubric covering structure, documentation, and technical robustness. This validator outputs detailed scores and remediation guidance to meet defined quality gates.

Yes, you can use a rubric to check skill maintainability and reusability. This validator explicitly scores skills across these dimensions, along with domain standards and technical robustness, to ensure consistent tooling quality.

Yes, the skill validation process provides remediation guidance for failing criteria. After evaluating the skill against the nine-category rubric, it returns a detailed report with actionable recommendations to bring the skill up to production-grade quality gates.

You need to run a production-grade validation assessment when preparing skills for deployment. This ensures consistent, audit-ready tooling by checking zero-shot implementation, domain standards, and structural anatomy against predefined quality criteria.