skill-writer

To create a standard SKILL.md file, define the Skill scope, validate frontmatter and naming conventions, and generate the file with step-by-step guidance to ensure reliable discovery and activation in IDEs like CodeBuddy or Cursor.

The correct directory structure for an Agent Skill requires a dedicated Skill Unit directory under your IDE's skills folder, containing a SKILL.md file and optionally including references, scripts, and assets directories to extend functionality.

Yes, you can use it to define Skill placement for both project-level and user-level scopes. It guides you in standardizing Skill creation for CodeBuddy, Cursor, or other IDEs to ensure consistency across teams.

Agent Skill activation often fails due to incorrect frontmatter, naming conventions, or directory placement. Validating these elements ensures the Skill is properly discovered and reliably activated by the IDE.

The best way to validate Agent Skill frontmatter is to follow a guided validation process that checks naming conventions, descriptions, and structure, ensuring the generated SKILL.md is consistent, reusable, and activation-ready.