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Skill Standardization

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When you're wrangling a repo full of SKILL.md files and need them to actually conform to the Agent Skills spec, this is your audit and repair loop. It validates frontmatter, checks trigger descriptions for weakness, catches catalog drift between live folders and your discovery surfaces, and handles the canonicalization dance when two skills compete for the same job. The working modes are unusually precise: you pick validate, create, canonicalize duplicates, structural sync, or derived surface sync, then run the truthful validator command for your current directory. It treats natural language in descriptions as sacred and validator bugs as fixable, which is the right stance. If you've ever shipped a skill rename only to find stale paths in three different README files, the residue scan checklist will feel familiar.

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Install

$ npx -y skills add akillness/oh-my-skills --skill skill-standardization --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

Files

Skill Standardization

When to use this skill

  • Creating a new SKILL.md from scratch
  • Auditing an existing skill for Agent Skills spec compliance
  • Repairing weak trigger descriptions or stale route-outs
  • Canonicalizing duplicate skills into a default skill plus compatibility alias
  • Validating repo-level discovery/catalog drift after add/rename/remove/alias work
  • Reviewing SKILL.toon / SKILL.compact.md drift after material rewrites

Instructions

Step 1: Pick the smallest working mode

Use references/working-modes.md and pick exactly one primary mode:

  1. validate or repair one existing skill
  2. create or rewrite a SKILL.md
  3. canonicalize duplicates
  4. structural catalog / discovery sync
  5. derived-surface sync after a material rewrite

Do not start with a giant blended pass if one of those modes answers the job.

Step 2: Run the truthful validator command for the current working directory

For jeo-skills repo-root maintenance loops, use:

bash .agent-skills/skill-standardization/scripts/validate_skill.sh .agent-skills/<skill-name>
SKILL.md on GitHub

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Repository
github.com/akillness/oh-my-skills
First seen
Jun 3, 2026

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