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Illustrative Claude Code skill configuration. Use when learning the basic SKILL.md shape; follow the canonical runtime reference for the current field inventory.

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Example Skill

This skill illustrates a subset of Claude Code runtime frontmatter.

Purpose

See the canonical Claude Code inventory for all current fields.

Field Descriptions

FieldTypePurposeConstraintsDefault
namestringDisplay nameRuntime-defined stringdirectory name
descriptionstringWhen to load this skillClear routing guidancefirst non-empty markdown line
argument-hintstringAutocomplete hint for / menuBrief hint textnone
allowed-toolsstring/listTools without permission promptsSpace/CSV string or YAML listnone
modelstringModel when skill is activesonnet, opus, haiku, or inheritinherit
user-invocablebooleanShow in / menutrue or falsetrue
disable-model-invocationbooleanPrevent Claude auto-loadingtrue or falsefalse
hooksobjectScoped hooks for skill lifecycleValid hook configuration objectnone

context and agent are current Claude Code runtime fields.

Validation

Validate your skill using:

# Frontmatter and structure validation (checks token complexity, links, references)
uvx skilllint@latest check ./path/to/skill/SKILL.md

# Plugin validation (if skill is part of a plugin)
claude plugin validate ./path/to/plugin/

Common Validation Errors

ErrorCauseFix
model must be sonnet/opus/haikuInvalid model nameUse valid model identifier
Skill body exceeds 500 linesSkill is too largeSplit into multiple skills
Internal link points to missing fileReferenced file doesn't existCreate file or fix path
Description too shortLess than 20 charactersAdd trigger keywords and context

Usage

This skill is for demonstration purposes only. When creating real skills, include only the fields you need.

Skill Location

Skills can be located in:

  • User-level: ~/.claude/skills/skill-name/SKILL.md - Available across all projects
  • Project-level: .claude/skills/skill-name/SKILL.md - Version controlled, team shared
  • Plugin: plugins/plugin-name/skills/skill-name/SKILL.md - Bundled in a plugin

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