The body is dominated by executable code, exact file paths, and concrete commands with minimal prose; it assumes Claude's competence and does not pad with basic Dart or linting concepts.

Provides copy-paste-ready Dart snippets for the rule class, registry registration, and tests, plus concrete commands ("dart format .", "dart analyze --fatal-infos", "dart test") with specific file paths.

Clear numbered sequence (create class → register → handle disabled rules → test → document) capped by a 'Checklist Before Submitting PR' with explicit verification commands serving as validation checkpoints.

No bundle files are present and the skill is a single cohesive task; the body is well-organized into clearly-headed sections (implementation, testing, documentation, checklist) with easy in-document navigation.

Names the domain ("dart_skills_lint") and concrete actions ("adding a new validation rule and CLI flag", "create a new rule that validates aspects of skills"), but it is essentially one task described a couple of ways rather than a list of multiple distinct actions.

Explicitly answers both what ("Instructions for adding a new validation rule and CLI flag to dart_skills_lint") and when ("Use this skill when asked to create a new rule...") with an explicit trigger clause.

Includes natural developer-facing terms a user would actually say — "validation rule", "CLI flag", "new rule", "frontmatter metadata" — giving good coverage of the relevant vocabulary.

Highly specific to the dart_skills_lint package and the act of adding a lint rule, giving it a clear niche unlikely to trigger for unrelated skills.