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This skill provides a comprehensive guide to designing and developing autonomous AI agents for code plugins. It covers the required file structure (YAML frontmatter), best practices for defining agent roles, designing robust system prompts, and setting up clear triggering conditions. Use this when you need to conceptualize, structure, or refine an agent's capabilities to handle complex, multi-step tasks autonomously.

Guides how to author Claude Code slash commands using Markdown prompts, YAML frontmatter, dynamic arguments, Bash execution, and best-practice organization for reusable workflows and interactive automation.

Guides creation of Cursor-specific subagents with isolated contexts, structured prompts, and frontmatter so multi-step workflows, verifiers, or specialists follow Cursor’s directories and delegation rules.

A comprehensive guide for developers implementing robust data persistence and file handling within Obsidian plugins. It covers best practices for saving plugin configurations, reliable vault file I/O (read, write, append), safe manipulation of YAML frontmatter via metadata cache, and registering event listeners for file renames and deletions. Essential for building stable, data-intensive plugins.

This deep-dive tool automates the complex process of migrating notes and knowledge bases from various platforms (such as Notion, Evernote, Roam, etc.) into Obsidian. It handles critical conversions like stripping platform-specific UUIDs, converting internal links to optimized Obsidian wikilinks ([[...]]), and correctly formatting attachments and YAML frontmatter, ensuring a seamless transition and preserving the structural integrity of your knowledge base.

This guide details the recommended pattern for managing per-project plugin settings and state within a development environment. Plugins store their configuration in a dedicated `.claude/plugin-name.local.md` file. This file utilizes YAML frontmatter for structured settings (like enabling flags, retry counts, and parameters) and a Markdown body for additional context or instructions. It provides techniques for reading these settings using Bash hooks, commands, and agents.

Automatically validates Claude Code plugin repositories by checking required files, JSON schema, frontmatter, permissions, security, marketplace metadata, and README compliance whenever a user asks to validate or check plugins.

Guides writing Hookify rules that watch commands, files, prompts, or stop events, using YAML frontmatter to define patterns, actions, and messages for enforcing safety checks or reminders.

Demonstrates the SKILL.md layout and frontmatter options for creating a user-invoked slash command, outlining argument parsing, tool usage, and documentation so developers can replicate the structure.

Hookify rules enable developers to define custom, event-driven workflows using Markdown files with YAML frontmatter. These rules monitor specific operational events (such as bash commands, file edits, or user prompts) and can trigger warnings or block operations when predefined regex patterns are matched. They are essential for enforcing coding standards, preventing dangerous operations, and guiding development adherence in complex software environments.

A placeholder skill entry that explains the lack of a YAML frontmatter, useful for tracking or validation workflows that detect missing metadata.

Detects when a skill's frontmatter block lacks its closing delimiter so editors can fix the metadata formatting before parsing fails.