template-skill

To generate a skill template with standard YAML frontmatter, you fill in the required name and description fields in the SKILL.md file, which automatically enforces consistent metadata structure for repository discovery.

The required frontmatter metadata for a Skill Unit includes the name and description fields, ensuring the skill is discoverable and properly defined across the repository before adding operational instructions.

You bootstrap a new skill unit without writing boilerplate by applying a minimal template frontmatter, which instantly generates a ready-to-fill Markdown body for your operational instructions.

Yes, you can use this template to standardize skill documentation across a repository by enforcing a guided structure that produces consistent metadata and operational instructions for every unit.

The best way to ensure your skill metadata is discoverable is to use a standardized frontmatter template that satisfies the required name and description fields, enabling consistent activation and discovery across units.

Yes, you need to add operational instructions to the Markdown body yourself, as the template provides a guided ready-to-fill structure that loads these instructions at activation time.