this-is-a-very-long-skill-name-that-exceeds-the-sixty-four-character-limit-set-by-the-standard

To validate a skill name, this tool checks the 'name' field in SKILL.md against the 64-character maximum, reporting violations with actionable remediation guidance to ensure standard compliance.

YAML frontmatter fails skill discovery checks when the skill name exceeds the 64-character limit, violating frontmatter integrity constraints and causing compatibility issues across the repository.

The best way to lint skill names for standard compliance is using automated validation checks during skill creation or review, which enforces name length constraints, uniqueness, and error signaling for violations.

Fix ultra-long skill name violations by shortening the 'name' field in your SKILL.md YAML frontmatter to 64 characters or fewer, following the actionable remediation guidance provided by the validation error.

Yes, you can use this validation for automated quality assurance during skill creation and review, as it supports linting and automated checks to enforce frontmatter integrity and naming constraints.

When a skill name exceeds the maximum length constraint, the validation tool flags the violation and reports it with actionable remediation guidance to prevent discovery and compatibility issues.