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A deliberately broken fixture used by example/README.md to show what each rule's error output looks like.
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Reference fixture for dart_skills_lint. Demonstrates a SKILL.md that passes every default rule: hyphen-lowercase name matching the parent directory, a properly sized description, and no other frontmatter fields that would trigger the disallowed-field check.
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| name | NotInvalid |
| description | A deliberately broken fixture used by example/README.md to show what each rule's error output looks like. |
| secret_field | not allowed by the spec |
| metadata | {"internal":true} |
This skill deliberately trips three rules so the CLI's diagnostic output can be inspected end-to-end. One fires under defaults; two need to be enabled to surface as errors (the spec ships them at lower severities).
invalid-skill-name (error by default) — the frontmatter name:
is NotInvalid, which is not lowercase and does not match the
parent directory invalid.disallowed-field (disabled by default; enable via
--disallowed-field or YAML config) — secret_field: is not in
the spec's allowed field list.check-absolute-paths (warning by default; escalate to error via
--check-absolute-paths or YAML config) — the link below uses an
absolute filesystem path, which is not portable across machines.The broken link: absolute link
Run it with default rules:
dart run dart_skills_lint --skill ./example/skills/invalid
…and again with every rule turned up to error:
dart run dart_skills_lint --skill ./example/skills/invalid \
--disallowed-field --check-absolute-paths
Expected: non-zero exit, error messages naming each rule that is enabled.