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Skill integrity validation is performed by checking for required SKILL.md frontmatter, sections, and manifest and resolver files to ensure each skill adheres to its defined contract.

MECE compliance checking for skill triggers verifies Mutual Exclusivity and Collectiveness, ensuring no overlapping or missing trigger conditions exist across the skill system.

Automated conformance checks on skill manifest and resolver files are executed by running the validate skills command, which scans directories to verify manifest.json and RESOLVER.md completeness.

YAML parsing, JSON handling, and directory scanning tools are required to validate skill structure, as the framework relies on them to inspect frontmatter and manifest files.

Skill validation fails when required sections are missing because the framework enforces strict conformance checks to ensure every SKILL.md file contains and properly formats all mandated structural elements.

The best way to check for MECE violations across skill triggers is using an automated validation framework that scans skill directories and flags any mutual exclusivity or collectiveness conflicts.