ywc-skill-author

To standardize skill frontmatter and body sections, you use a meta-skill that enforces mandatory conventions and performs bounded, read-only audits to identify structural deviations. This ensures your skills comply with canonical rules without modifying target files.

A read-only audit workflow for skill standardization mechanically inspects existing skills against mandatory rules to identify deviations without modifying target files. This bounded process ensures compliance with progressive disclosure and multilingual trigger policies.

You audit existing skills for progressive disclosure and multilingual trigger compliance by running a structural refactoring audit that checks frontmatter, body sections, and filesystem conventions against a canonical rule set, highlighting any deviations.

Yes, you need gh and jq installed to perform a structural skill audit, as these dependencies are required to execute the bounded inspection scripts that evaluate filesystem conventions and verify canonical rule compliance.

The best way to refactor ywc-* skills for rationalization defense requirements is to use a skill authoring template and cookbook that provides structured guidance, ensuring new and existing skills meet the production-grade quality bar from day one.