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A valid test skill for testing purposes. Use this when you want to test skill validation.
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Refreshes the Claude Code docs baseline, runs the conformance check, and recommends schema and rule updates. Use when asked to "check for upstream changes", "check schema drift", "are our schemas up to date", or "what is new in Claude Code".
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Formats Claude Code files with markdownlint, prettier, and shellcheck. Use when user asks to "format my files", "fix markdown formatting", "clean up CLAUDE.md", or "check shell scripts". Auto-fixes markdown, JSON, YAML formatting and analyzes shell script quality.
Interactively helps users optimize their CLAUDE.md files. Use when user asks to "optimize my CLAUDE.md", "my CLAUDE.md is too long", "improve organization", or "split my CLAUDE.md". Runs validation, explains issues conversationally, and helps create @import files to reduce size and improve structure.
Runs comprehensive claudelint validation on all Claude Code project files. Use when user asks to "check everything", "run all validators", "full audit", "validate my entire project", or "what's wrong with my config". Validates CLAUDE.md, skills, settings, hooks, MCP servers, and plugin manifests.
Validates CLAUDE.md files for size, imports, and structure. Use when user asks to "check my CLAUDE.md", "why is my CLAUDE.md too long", "validate imports", or "fix CLAUDE.md errors". Checks file size limits (30KB warning, 50KB error), @import directives, frontmatter in .claude/rules/, and section organization.
| name | test-skill |
| description | A valid test skill for testing purposes. Use this when you want to test skill validation. |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| tags | ["testing","validation"] |
| dependencies | ["npm:some-package"] |
| allowed-tools | ["Bash","Read"] |
This is a valid skill for testing purposes.
some-command --test
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