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Validate that a JSON Schema is well-formed and conforms to the JSON Schema specification. Use when the user asks to check if a schema is valid, verify schema syntax, validate schema structure, or check a JSON Schema file for errors.
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| name | schema-meta |
| description | Validate that a JSON Schema is well-formed and conforms to the JSON Schema specification. Use when the user asks to check if a schema is valid, verify schema syntax, validate schema structure, or check a JSON Schema file for errors. |
Validate that a JSON Schema document is itself a valid schema according to the JSON Schema specification.
npx tsx scripts/meta-validate.ts <schema-file> [options]
| Argument | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
schema-file | Yes | Path to the JSON Schema file to validate |
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--draft=VERSION | JSON Schema draft version (draft-04, draft-06, draft-07, 2019-09, 2020-12). Default: auto-detect |
--strict | Enable strict mode (additional validation rules) |
--verbose | Show detailed validation information |
Valid schema:
Valid JSON Schema (draft-2020-12)
Keywords: 5
Definitions: 2
Invalid schema:
Invalid JSON Schema
Error: "type" must be a string or array
Path: /properties/name/type
npx tsx scripts/meta-validate.ts schema.json
npx tsx scripts/meta-validate.ts schema.json --draft=draft-07
npx tsx scripts/meta-validate.ts schema.json --strict --verbose
Run from the json-schema plugin directory: ~/.claude/plugins/cache/json-schema/
The script auto-detects the JSON Schema draft version from:
$schema keyword in the documentSupported drafts:
draft-04 - JSON Schema Draft 4draft-06 - JSON Schema Draft 6draft-07 - JSON Schema Draft 72019-09 - JSON Schema Draft 2019-092020-12 - JSON Schema Draft 2020-12 (default)When --strict is enabled, additional validations are performed:
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