Support extra front matter, flat skill structure#28
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The title seems like #23 but the text speaks only of frontmatter. |
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Yup, you're right, @philoserf - I implemented the simpler one first as a pattern for the Does this meet your needs as communicated in #23 ? |
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I'll test it and comment there. |
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Add support for extra frontmatter in the form of an optional
--allow-extra-frontmatterflag. The flag suppresses warnings on frontmatter fields that are non-spec-compliant; for example, the Claude Code-supporteduser-invokablefield. Requested in #27 . Preserves default behavior of warning on non-spec-compliant frontmatter fields, but provides an escape hatch for folks who are developing for a specific platform and don't want warnings.Also adds support for flat layouts in the form of an optional
--allow-flat-layoutsflag. With this flag:Default behavior is unchanged when the flag is not set.