skill-validator

Skill validation evaluates a unit against production-grade quality criteria by checking SKILL.md frontmatter, references, and scripts. It generates a structured report capturing category scores, an overall rating, and actionable improvement recommendations.

Skill documentation evaluation measures clarity, safety, and maintainability using seven criteria. It assesses structure, content quality, user interaction patterns, documentation completeness, domain standards compliance, and technical robustness.

Skill validation requires no external dependencies or components. You only need a target skill directory containing a SKILL.md file with defined name and description fields to generate a validation report.

You audit skill structure and frontmatter validity by running a validator against the skill directory. It checks SKILL.md definitions, verifies referenced assets or scripts, and produces an actionable report with category scores.

Yes, you can generate a quality assurance report for continuous improvement cycles by validating the skill. The output captures category scores, an overall rating, and recommendations to raise skill hygiene during audits.

If your skill references missing assets or scripts, the validation report flags the discrepancy. It checks for the presence of references, assets, and scripts used, capturing the issue as part of the overall rating and recommendations.