Escape angle-bracket XML tag sequences in descriptions to prevent parsing issues.
npx skills add https://github.com/lvlup-sw/exarchos --skill xml-tags
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: xml-tags Source: https://github.com/lvlup-sw/exarchos/tree/main/skills/test-fixtures/xml-tags Command: npx skills add https://github.com/lvlup-sw/exarchos --skill xml-tags
Descriptions sometimes include angle-bracket sequences like <xml-tag> that can confuse renderers or parsers. This skill provides a safe mechanism to display or store such content without breaking formatting or causing security issues.
Provide a sanitized version of a sample description containing <tag> so angle-bracket content displays safely.
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To prevent angle-bracket XML tags from breaking parsers, you must sanitize descriptions by escaping or neutralizing the tag-like sequences. This preserves the original content while ensuring safe rendering in UI displays or metadata fields.
Literal XML tags cause rendering issues because parsers confuse the angle-bracket sequences for actual markup. Sanitizing the content neutralizes these sequences, allowing custom tags to display safely as literals without breaking the document format.
The best way to display custom angle-bracket tags as literal text is to apply validation rules that escape the angle-bracket characters. This neutralizes the tag-like sequences, ensuring they render safely without being misinterpreted by parsers.
Yes, sanitizing metadata descriptions containing XML tags preserves the original content while escaping the angle-bracket sequences. This validation approach prevents parsing issues and ensures the text displays safely across documentation and UI.
Escaping angle-brackets works across UI text, documentation, and metadata displays. It enforces validation rules that neutralize tag-like sequences, ensuring safe rendering regardless of where the literal description content appears.
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