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name: 1-64 characters, lowercase, numbers, and single hyphens only.description: Max 1,024 characters, written in the third person, including negative triggers.python scripts/validate-metadata.py --name "[name]" --description "[description]"stderr output and re-run until successful.name.scripts/: For tiny CLI tools and deterministic logic.references/: For flat (one-level deep) context like schemas or API docs.assets/: For output templates, JSON schemas, or static files.assets/SKILL.template.md as the starting point.references/.scripts/ directory.SKILL.md for "hallucination gaps" (points where the agent is forced to guess)./).references/checklist.md.scripts/validate-metadata.py fails, identify the specific error (e.g., "STYLE ERROR") and rewrite the field to remove first/second person pronouns.references/.adc6b11
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