SKILL.md Lint

Lint one SKILL.md file the way marketplaces and agents parse it. FREE. Checks YAML frontmatter presence and required fields (name, description), description quality, body structure (procedure steps, rules, degradation), secret/credential leakage, injection-style phrasing, and size budget. Typical input {"content": "<full SKILL.md text>"} returns {"verdict": "pass" | "pass-with-warnings" | "fail",

Validate a zip layout plan for a skill marketplace before packaging. FREE. Checks SKILL.md placement rules and flags junk files. Typical input {"file_paths": ["my-skill/SKILL.md", "my-skill/examples.md"], "marketplace": "agensi"} returns {"verdict": "pass" | "fail", "issues": ["..."], "skill_files_found": ["my-skill/SKILL.md"]}. Use on a planned file layout, before zipping. Not for the content o

Test a regular expression against sample strings. FREE. Typical input {"pattern": "v(\\d+)", "samples": ["v12", "beta"]} returns {"pattern": ..., "results": [{"sample": "v12", "match": true, "matched_text": "v12", "groups": ["12"]}, {"sample": "beta", "match": false, ...}], "match_count": 1}. Use to confirm a pattern matches what you expect before shipping it. Not for validating JSON (json_valid

Validate JSON text and summarize its structure. FREE. Typical input {"text": "{\"a\": [1, 2]}"} returns {"valid": true, "structure": {"a": ["array[2]", "int"]}}; invalid JSON returns {"valid": false, "error": "<parser message>", "line": N, "column": N} instead. Use when JSON may be malformed or its shape is unknown. Reports structure, not conformance to a schema. Not for testing a pattern (regex

Produce a unified diff between two texts. FREE. Useful for comparing two SKILL.md versions. Typical input {"a": "<old text>", "b": "<new text>"} returns {"changed_lines": N, "diff": "--- \n+++ \n@@ ... @@\n-old line\n+new line"}; identical inputs return {"changed_lines": 0, "diff": "(identical)"}. The diff is capped at 400 lines. Use to show exactly what changed between two versions of a text. N

Explain a 5-field cron expression in plain English and flag mistakes. FREE. Typical input {"expression": "0 9 * * 1-5"} returns {"expression": "0 9 * * 1-5", "meaning": "at minute 0; at hour 9; every day of month; every month; day of week 1-5", "issues": ["none"]}; out-of-range fields are listed in "issues". Use to read a schedule back in plain English before trusting it. Assumes 5-field cron; n