skill-creator

To standardize skill definitions, you provide a SKILL.md file with valid frontmatter (name and description) and a clear instruction body, ensuring consistency across catalogs and activation. This enforces structural validity and safety rules for OK Code skills.

When authoring an OK Code skill, valid frontmatter containing the name and description fields is required. Providing a SKILL.md with this valid frontmatter and a clear instruction body ensures your skill meets standardization and quality guidelines.

You refine existing skill instructions by applying validation rules for structure and safety to the instruction body. This standardization process enforces frontmatter validity and ensures a clear instruction body, improving overall instruction quality for OK Code skills.

Skill creation requires no external dependencies or components. You only need to provide a SKILL.md file with valid frontmatter and a clear instruction body to enforce structure, naming, and safety validation rules.

The best way to structure a SKILL.md file is to include valid frontmatter with name and description fields, followed by a clear instruction body. This structure enforces frontmatter validity and ensures standardization across skill catalogs.

Skills fail activation due to frontmatter validity issues when the SKILL.md file lacks proper name and description fields. Standardization requires valid frontmatter and a clear instruction body to ensure consistency during skill activation.