Good Skill Minimal

About

Good Skill Minimal is a reference agent skill from the Lark CLI ecosystem that exists to prove the smallest publishable SKILL.md shape. Indie builders and skill authors install or copy it when they need a lint-passing stub before layering triggers, tools, and body content. It is not a workflow for shipping features; it is a schema anchor so CLI validators, marketplaces, and local generators can diff real skills against a known-good minimum. The frontmatter carries name, semver-style version, a one-line description, and an empty metadata map, with a trivial markdown body. Use it while bootstrapping custom skills, writing tests for skill packaging, or teaching agents what valid metadata looks like. Once your skill grows beyond the minimum, graduate to fuller templates that include invokeWhen, permissions, and procedural steps.

• Defines the bare minimum frontmatter: name, version, description, and empty metadata object
• Serves as a canonical negative-space example—only required fields, no extra sections
• Useful fixture when testing skill parsers, packagers, or registry ingest pipelines
• Demonstrates valid description length without optional triggers or permissions blocks