Standardizes the creation and validation of YAML frontmatter for Claude Code agents and automated commands.
This skill provides comprehensive YAML schemas and validation rules for building structured Claude Code agents and commands. It ensures consistency across agent definitions by enforcing specific field requirements like model selection, tool permissions, and terminal color coding based on agent roles such as Architect, Developer, or Reviewer. By using these schemas, developers can prevent common YAML errors, ensure tool-type compatibility, and maintain a high standard for agent documentation and behavior within the Claude Code ecosystem.
Key Features
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02Provides role-based color coding guidelines for terminal-based agent identification
03Validates YAML frontmatter syntax for both agents and commands
04Enforces standardized field requirements including naming conventions and multi-line descriptions
05Defines tool-specific patterns for Orchestrators, Planners, Implementers, and Reviewers
06Includes a validation checklist to prevent common configuration errors and missing examples
Use Cases
01Creating a new custom AI agent with specific tool permissions and a distinct visual identity
02Bootstrapping a repository of Claude Code skills with consistent metadata and usage examples
03Validating existing command files to ensure they follow workflow documentation standards
