test-skill

Validate SKILL.md frontmatter for TypeScript skill units by running automated checks that extract name, description, and params fields, ensuring metadata consistency and search discoverability across your skill catalog.

Fixture-based validation of skill metadata checks that each unit-test Skill Unit has a complete SKILL.md frontmatter, verifying required fields are present and correctly formatted to support consistent tooling integration and robust search indexing.

Yes, you can run unit test validation for skills in CI environments. The validation checks dependencies, components, and safety considerations to catch issues early, ensuring skill units are properly defined before being loaded by the agent runtime.

TypeScript is required for skill unit test validation, as the tooling is designed for TypeScript skills. It validates fixtures and ensures frontmatter presence and field extraction to support discoverability and consistent tooling integration.

The best way to ensure skill discoverability in a catalog is to automate metadata extraction and formatting from SKILL.md frontmatter, validating that each skill unit has complete, consistently structured metadata for fast search indexing.

Your skill unit may fail validation during testing if its SKILL.md frontmatter is missing required fields, has incomplete metadata, or contains undetected dependencies and components that prevent proper loading by the agent runtime.