Version identity and integrity verification for Agent Skills. Tracks versions, detects staleness, and verifies bundle integrity with SHA-256 hashes across sessions, surfaces, and platforms.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Version, validate, package, verify, recover, and hand off Agent Skill bundles across local folders, registries, platform uploads, and agent sessions. Use for MANIFEST.yaml, CHANGELOG.md, bundle hashes, stale evals, frontmatter portability, derived skill packages, or version identity that must survive filename changes…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Add version tracking to an existing unversioned skill bundle. Use when you have a skill project with SKILL.md but no MANIFEST.yaml, no version headers, and no changelog. Creates the initial manifest, adds version metadata to files, and generates the first changelog entry. Triggers on: "bootstrap this skill", "add…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Update version tracking when finishing work on a skill bundle. Use when you're done editing a skill project and need to bump version headers, recompute manifest hashes, update the changelog, flag stale files, or prepare a commit message. Triggers on: "close the session", "update versions", "save the bundle", "I'm done…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Generate a handoff note summarizing skill project state for a future session or collaborator. Use when crossing a non-persistent boundary (e.g., Chat upload), ending a session that made significant decisions, or when the user explicitly asks for a handoff note. Triggers on: "generate a handoff", "write a handoff…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Verify a skill bundle's integrity when opening a project. Use when loading a skill project directory and you need to check file completeness, verify SHA-256 hashes against MANIFEST.yaml, detect stale files, review recent changes, or understand what state the bundle is in before starting work. Triggers on: "open this…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Run a focused validation check for a skill bundle. Use when the user asks to validate, verify hashes, check MANIFEST.yaml, confirm files are present, or distinguish a canonical bundle from a derived install or registry copy without opening or closing a full editing session.