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- Line 126: Update the Markdown example in AGENTS.md to use a four-backtick
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Adds a "Claude Code Skills" section to AGENTS.md documenting the expected format for .claude/skills/ definitions: YAML frontmatter with trigger phrases, numbered step-based runbook sections with bash commands, and a final report step. Lists anti-patterns (how-to guides, missing triggers, no commands) and points to run-tests as the canonical example. This prevents future skill authors from writing prose documentation instead of executable workflows, which caused a multi-day rewrite cycle on PR conforma#3434. Resolves: https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/EC-2039 Upstream: conforma#3451 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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[medium] skill-format-accuracy
The documented skill format omits the # Title heading and one-line description that appears between the YAML frontmatter and ## Step 1 in every existing skill file. All 6 skill files in .claude/skills/ follow the pattern: frontmatter, then # Title, then a one-sentence description, then ## Step 1. The documented format says 'Every skill file has two parts' and jumps directly from frontmatter to step sections, so someone following it would produce a structurally different file from every existing skill.
Suggested fix: Add the # Title heading and introductory description line to the documented format as a third element. After the YAML frontmatter example, show a # Title heading and one-line description before ## Step 1.
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Adds a "Claude Code Skills" section to AGENTS.md documenting the expected format for
.claude/skills/definitions: YAML frontmatter with trigger phrases, numbered step-based runbook sections with bash commands, and a final report step. Lists anti-patterns and points torun-testsas the canonical example.Why:
On PR #3434, 6 new skills were initially written as reference how-to guides. A reviewer had to request a full restructuring into executable workflows, which consumed most of the PR's 11-day lifecycle. The expected format was never documented — authors had to reverse-engineer it from existing examples, and reviewers had no documented criteria to assess structural correctness.
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