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To define a Claude Code skill with security-focused metadata, create a SKILL.md file containing a concrete name, description, and YAML frontmatter. This structured manifest enables human- and machine-readable cataloging and discovery within the securable-claude-plugin repository.

A skill definition manifest is a structured, human- and machine-readable document that outlines a skill's name, description, and metadata. You need it when modeling, documenting, and discovering securability-focused capabilities within the Claude Code repository.

Yes, Claude Code skill frontmatter validation requires the name and description fields to be present in the YAML metadata. Satisfying these frontmatter requirements ensures the skill unit can be properly consumed by the Skills catalog.

You catalog securability-focused skills by applying metadata extraction and frontmatter validation to skill units, generating a structured manifest. This enables searchable discovery and cataloging across the entire securable-claude-plugin repository.

Yes, you can include optional resource components when creating a Claude Code skill. The skill definition process covers metadata extraction, frontmatter validation, and optional resource components when present, serving as a starting point for real implementations.