valid-skill

To validate YAML frontmatter in a skill unit, you need a testing scaffold that enforces required fields like name and description. This skill provides a minimal fixture to verify frontmatter completeness and ensure only well-formed skill units are accepted in automated discovery workflows.

A skill unit testing fixture is a lightweight, self-contained example used to validate frontmatter structure and reference integrity. You need one when building automated tests or discovery workflows to ensure that required YAML metadata and supporting reference directories are correctly structured.

You can check reference structure and frontmatter completeness by applying a validation fixture that enforces required YAML metadata and demonstrates a references directory. This confirms compliant cross-references and ensures the skill unit is safe for automated testing and discovery.

No, frontmatter validation does not require external dependencies to run. This skill is a minimal, self-contained scaffold with zero dependencies, making it safe and lightweight for validating reference directories and YAML fields directly within your existing testing environment.

The limitation of a minimal testing scaffold for skill validation is its basic implementation depth, which restricts it to verifying simple YAML frontmatter and reference directory structures rather than executing complex logic or deep content validation across multiple skill units.