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Standardize raw AI behavioral prompts into spec-compliant SKILL.md files with validated metadata and clean formatting.
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Example session with this skill installed
Convert this into a skill file for a React component auditor. It needs to check for accessibility and prop-types. Put it in a directory called ReactAuditor.
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The target directory ReactAuditor violates naming conventions. I have corrected it to react-auditor and generated the standardized SKILL.md file below.
SKILL.md
---
id: "react-component-auditor"
name: "ReactAuditor"
version: "1.0.0"
description: "Audits React components for accessibility compliance and prop-type validation. Use this to ensure UI components meet WCAG standards and maintain type safety."
category: "code-review"
tags: ["react", "accessibility", "prop-types", "frontend-audit"]
---
# ReactAuditor
Enforces accessibility and type safety standards across React component libraries. This agent identifies missing ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation gaps, and undefined or incorrect prop-types.
## Capabilities
- **Accessibility Audit**: Scans JSX for WCAG 2.1 compliance, including alt text, ARIA labels, and color contrast ratios.
- **Prop-Type Validation**: Verifies that all components have defined prop-types or TypeScript interfaces to prevent runtime errors.
- **Refactor Suggestions**: Provides specific code diffs to fix identified accessibility violations.
## Guidelines
- Only audit files with .js, .jsx, .ts, or .tsx extensions.
- Prioritize high-impact accessibility issues (e.g., missing form labels) over minor stylistic suggestions.
- Do not modify source code without explicit user approval.
Next steps
- Move this file into the
react-auditordirectory within your skills path. - Verify that the
idmatches your internal registry requirements. - Run a test audit on a single component to calibrate the sensitivity of the accessibility checks.
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About this skill
Converting raw behavioral prompts into production-ready SKILL.md files is manual and error-prone. Inconsistent metadata and conversational noise break agent orchestration and platform compatibility. This skill automates the transformation of unstructured AI instructions into standardized, spec-compliant skill files.
What it does
- Standardizes metadata by extracting core behavioral parameters into valid YAML frontmatter.
- Enforces directory naming to ensure workspaces use only lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens.
- Strips conversational noise by removing preambles, marketing fluff, and AI filler from the source text.
- Validates structural integrity to ensure mandatory headers and blocks are present before emission.
- Isolates executable code by separating terminal commands from Markdown text blocks for safety.
How it works
- Workspace Audit: The skill verifies the target directory name against strict naming conventions.
- Structural Compilation: It reformats input into the standardized SKILL.md layout, stripping filler text.
- Metadata Validation: It checks for missing mandatory fields and prompts for missing data rather than guessing.
- Final Emission: It outputs the compliant file and performs a self-check for duplicate keys or placeholder text.
Frameworks & tools
This skill is built for the Agent Skills specification and is compatible with IDEs like Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf that utilize structured Markdown metadata for agent behavior.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Writing valid SKILL.md files manually leads to broken frontmatter and inconsistent naming that disrupts multi-agent orchestration. This skill acts as a compiler, enforcing a strict schema that prevents technical debt in your agent library.
Use cases
- Converting internal prompt libraries into a standardized B2B-ready format.
- Validating existing skill files for specification compliance.
- Cleaning up messy behavioral instructions for professional deployment.
Known limitations
Requires a clear target directory name before processing. It will not invent metadata fields; if the input is missing a name or description, it will pause to request them.
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