test-skill-2

Validate skill discovery by registering a minimal, well-formed skill unit with correct YAML frontmatter and a root SKILL.md file. This triggers the plugin suite's indexing, categorization, and accessibility checks to verify the pipeline correctly scans and registers the metadata structure.

Required YAML frontmatter fields for skill discovery include name, description, category, and capabilities. Providing these essential fields ensures the skill unit satisfies structural validation checks and can be properly scanned and categorized by the discovery pipeline.

A test skill verifies plugin integration by acting as a lightweight, reusable scaffold that triggers indexing and categorization checks. It demonstrates the required content structure and frontmatter fields, serving as a sanity check that the plugin suite accurately discovers and registers new skill units.

Yes, you can use a minimal skill scaffold to check categorization and accessibility. By registering a well-formed test skill with valid frontmatter, you can verify that the discovery pipeline correctly parses the metadata, assigns categories, and makes the skill accessible across test plugins.

Skill discovery pipelines fail to index new plugins when the skill unit lacks correct YAML frontmatter or a valid root SKILL.md file. Ensuring essential metadata fields like name, description, category, and capabilities are present resolves structural validation errors and allows successful indexing.

No dependencies are required to validate a skill discovery pipeline. The test skill operates as a standalone, lightweight scaffold with no external dependencies, relying solely on correct YAML frontmatter and a root SKILL.md file to trigger indexing and categorization checks.