Creating Skills

A skill is a directory with a SKILL.md file at its root. That file declares the skill identity and tells the agent how to use the package. The directory can also contain scripts, references, assets, templates, and other files the instructions point to. Keep the first version small. Start with instructions only, install it, test it explicitly in one thread, then add dependencies or runtime tools only when the workflow needs them.

Create A Skill

For a Pioneer-native skill, write the contract in YAML frontmatter at the top of SKILL.md. Do not create _meta.json for new native skills; that file exists for imported OpenClaw-style or registry-style packages.

Create a directory

Create one directory named after the skill slug. The root of that directory must contain SKILL.md.

Write native frontmatter

Add name, slug, description, and any optional fields the skill actually needs. Keep identity, dependency, metadata, path, policy, and runtime declarations in YAML frontmatter.

Write the instructions

In the Markdown body, tell the agent when to use the skill, what files to read, what commands are allowed or expected, what setup steps exist, and what output shape to produce.

Add resources only when needed

Add references/ for longer docs, scripts/ for repeatable helpers, and assets/ for templates or files the skill uses. Mention each resource from SKILL.md; Pioneer does not auto-load supporting files.

Package one top-level directory

Archive the skill from its parent directory so the archive expands to exactly one top-level folder containing SKILL.md.

Install and test explicitly

Install the folder or archive in the desktop Skills view, review validation and health diagnostics, attach the skill from the composer, and test it before enabling implicit invocation.

mkdir repo-review
$EDITOR repo-review/SKILL.md
tar -czf repo-review.tar.gz repo-review

The first test prompt should be low-risk:

Read the repo-review skill and explain what you will do. Do not call tools yet.

After that, run the smallest real task that proves the instructions work.

Package Layout

repo-review/
  SKILL.md
  references/
    review-checklist.md
  scripts/
    collect-context.sh
  assets/
    report-template.md

Only SKILL.md is required. Supporting folders are conventional:

Folder	Use it for
`references/`	Longer documentation the agent should read only when needed.
`scripts/`	Repeatable commands or helpers the skill instructions can call.
`assets/`	Templates, examples, images, or other files used as inputs or outputs.

For native Pioneer skills, put the skill contract in YAML frontmatter inside SKILL.md.

_meta.json is compatibility support for imported OpenClaw-style or registry-style skills. For Pioneer-native skills, use YAML frontmatter in SKILL.md. If _meta.json exists, its identity fields can override frontmatter identity fields, so do not include it unless you intentionally need compatibility behavior.

Other files are packaged with the skill, but they are not loaded automatically. Mention them from SKILL.md so the agent knows when to read or use them.

Minimal SKILL.md

---
name: repo-review
slug: repo-review
description: Review code in this repository using the team's review checklist. Use when the user asks for a code review, regression risk check, or release-readiness pass.
---

# Repo Review

Read `references/review-checklist.md` before reviewing application code.

Prioritize correctness bugs, behavior changes, missing tests, and security risks.
Lead with findings ordered by severity. Include file and line references when available.

For native Pioneer skills, include slug explicitly in the YAML frontmatter. The open Agent Skills strict profile requires name and description; Pioneer-native packages should provide all three fields in SKILL.md.

Frontmatter Fields

Use YAML frontmatter between the opening and closing --- markers. Field names are case-sensitive. Empty strings are trimmed and treated as missing. Unknown top-level fields are ignored by the parser, so do not rely on a custom top-level field unless another system reads it. The body after frontmatter must not be empty. Pioneer stores the body as the full instruction text returned by read_skill.

---
name: repo-review
slug: repo-review
owner: platform
description: Review code in this repository using the team's checklist. Use when the user asks for a code review, regression risk check, or release-readiness pass.
version: "1.2.0"
license: Apache-2.0
compatibility: Requires git and GitHub CLI on the gateway host.
user-invocable: true
disable-model-invocation: false
paths:
  - "crates/**"
  - "apps/**"
allowed-tools: Read Bash(git:*) Bash(gh:*)
dependencies:
  env:
    - GH_TOKEN
  api_keys:
    - OPENAI_API_KEY
  bins:
    - git
  commands:
    - gh
  mcp:
    - github
  config:
    - skills.review.enabled
metadata:
  author: platform-team
  homepage: https://example.com/skills/repo-review
runtime:
  tools:
    - tool_slug: run-review-helper
      description: Run the repository review helper script.
      kind: shell
      parameters:
        type: object
        properties:
          target:
            type: string
        additionalProperties: false
      execution_class: exclusive
      config:
        command:
          - scripts/collect-context.sh
      output_policy:
        llm:
          mode: summary_only
---

# Repo Review

Read `references/review-checklist.md` before reviewing application code.

Frontmatter Summary

Field	Status	Type	Accepted YAML	Default / precedence	Meaning
`name`	Native required by convention; Agent Skills strict-required	string	`name: repo-review`	Falls back to `_meta.json.displayName`, then `slug` if missing	Human-facing skill name. Native skills should set it directly in frontmatter.
`slug`	Required to parse	string	`slug: repo-review`	`_meta.json.slug` overrides frontmatter when present	Stable machine name. Pioneer normalizes it and installs the skill as `owner/slug`.
`description`	Native required by convention; Agent Skills strict-required	string	`description: Review code...`	Falls back to the first non-empty body line if missing	Short capability and trigger description shown before the full skill body is read.
`owner`	Optional	string	`owner: platform`	`_meta.json.owner` or `_meta.json.ownerId` override frontmatter; otherwise derived from nested source path or `pioneer`	Namespace used in the qualified slug.
`version`	Optional	string	`version: "1.2.0"`	`_meta.json.version`, then `_meta.json.latest.version`, then frontmatter	Version hint shown in catalog and health data. Quote numeric-looking versions.
`license`	Optional	string	`license: Apache-2.0`	None	License label for review and catalog display.
`compatibility`	Optional	string	`compatibility: Requires git.`	None	Short compatibility note.
`metadata`	Optional	object or JSON-object string	`metadata: {author: team}` or nested YAML object	`{}`	Additional metadata retained with the skill definition. This is frontmatter metadata, not `_meta.json`.
`allowed-tools`	Optional	string or string array	`allowed-tools: Read Bash(git:*)`	Empty list	Agent Skills tool allowlist hint. Strict conformance expects a string.
`dependencies`	Optional	object	`dependencies: { bins: [git] }`	Empty dependency set	Local requirements checked by install, health, and runtime flows.
`paths`	Optional	string or string array	`paths: ["crates/**"]`	Empty list	Path match hints used during skill resolution.
`user-invocable`	Optional	boolean	`user-invocable: true`	`true`	Whether users can select the skill explicitly.
`disable-model-invocation`	Optional	boolean	`disable-model-invocation: false`	`false`	Whether automatic model-side invocation is disabled.
`runtime`	Optional	object	`runtime: { tools: [...] }`	No runtime tools	Dynamic tool declarations. Advanced; most skills should omit it.

Field Reference

Each section below describes one top-level YAML frontmatter field. The contract details are based on the current Pioneer parser behavior.

`name`

Property	Value
Status	Native required by convention; required by Agent Skills strict conformance.
Type	string
Accepted YAML	`name: repo-review`
Default / precedence	Frontmatter `name`; if missing, imported compatibility packages can fall back to `_meta.json.displayName`, then `slug`.
Parser behavior	Empty string is treated as missing. Non-string values report `contract.name.type`.

Use name for the display name stored in the compiled skill definition.

name: repo-review

Accepted type: string. Strict Agent Skills conformance requires name. The strict profile also checks that it is 64 characters or less and does not start with -, end with -, or contain --. For imported compatibility packages, Pioneer can fall back to _meta.json.displayName, then slug, but that sidecar fallback is not the native authoring path. New Pioneer skills should set name directly in frontmatter. Prefer a short lowercase hyphen name when you want maximum compatibility:

name: repo-review

`slug`

Property	Value
Status	Required to parse.
Type	string
Accepted YAML	`slug: repo-review`
Default / precedence	`_meta.json.slug` overrides frontmatter `slug` when the compatibility sidecar exists.
Parser behavior	Empty string is treated as missing. Non-string values report `contract.slug.type`. The final slug is normalized to lowercase hyphen form. Missing slug is a parse error.

Use slug for stable machine identity.

slug: repo-review

Accepted type: string. Pioneer-native skills must set slug in SKILL.md frontmatter. The slug is normalized to lowercase hyphen form. For example, Repo Review becomes repo-review. The installed qualified slug is owner/slug, such as platform/repo-review. For imported OpenClaw-style or registry-style packages, Pioneer can also read _meta.json.slug. Treat that as a compatibility path, not the recommended way to author a new Pioneer skill. Use lowercase letters, digits, and hyphens in the file to avoid surprises:

slug: github-issue-triage

`description`

Property	Value
Status	Native required by convention; required by Agent Skills strict conformance.
Type	string
Accepted YAML	`description: Review code when the user asks for a review.`
Default / precedence	Frontmatter `description`; if missing, Pioneer falls back to the first non-empty body line.
Parser behavior	Empty string is treated as missing. Non-string values report `contract.description.type`.

Use description to tell Pioneer and the model when the skill is relevant.

description: Review code in this repository using the team's checklist. Use when the user asks for a code review, regression risk check, or release-readiness pass.

Accepted type: string. This is the most important discovery field. Keep both parts in the same string:

what the skill does
when it should be used

Strict Agent Skills conformance requires description and limits it to 1024 characters. If it is missing, Pioneer falls back to the first non-empty body line, but that fallback is worse for discovery and reports strict conformance issues.

`owner`

Property	Value
Status	Optional.
Type	string
Accepted YAML	`owner: platform`
Default / precedence	`_meta.json.owner`, then `_meta.json.ownerId`, then frontmatter `owner`, then nested source path owner, then `pioneer`.
Parser behavior	Empty string is treated as missing. Non-string values report `contract.owner.type`. The final owner is normalized to lowercase hyphen form.

Use owner to put the skill in a namespace.

owner: platform

Accepted type: string. Pioneer uses owner with slug to create the qualified slug:

platform/repo-review

For native Pioneer skills, set owner in frontmatter when you need a namespace other than the default. If no owner is provided, Pioneer can derive it from a nested source path. Otherwise it defaults to pioneer. For imported compatibility packages, _meta.json.owner or _meta.json.ownerId can also provide the owner. When present, sidecar identity fields take precedence over frontmatter identity fields, so do not include _meta.json in a native skill unless you intentionally want that override behavior.

`version`

Property	Value
Status	Optional.
Type	string
Accepted YAML	`version: "1.2.0"`
Default / precedence	`_meta.json.version`, then `_meta.json.latest.version`, then frontmatter `version`.
Parser behavior	Empty string is treated as missing. Non-string values report `contract.version.type`. Quote numeric-looking values so YAML does not parse them as numbers.

Use version as a catalog and health hint.

version: "1.2.0"

Accepted type: string. Quote versions so YAML does not reinterpret values such as 1.2 as numbers. For native Pioneer skills, put the version hint in frontmatter. For imported compatibility packages, Pioneer can read _meta.json.version or _meta.json.latest.version. Those sidecar values take precedence over frontmatter version when present. Pioneer stores this as a version hint. It is not a package manager lock and does not enforce semantic version rules.

`license`

Property	Value
Status	Optional.
Type	string
Accepted YAML	`license: Apache-2.0`
Default / precedence	No default. Frontmatter only.
Parser behavior	Empty string is treated as missing by the parser. Strict conformance rejects an explicitly empty license. Non-string values report `contract.license.type`.

Use license to describe the package license.

license: Apache-2.0

Accepted type: string. Strict conformance rejects an explicitly empty license. It does not validate SPDX values today, but SPDX-style values are easiest to review.

`compatibility`

Property	Value
Status	Optional.
Type	string
Accepted YAML	`compatibility: Requires git and GitHub CLI on the gateway host.`
Default / precedence	No default. Frontmatter only.
Parser behavior	Empty string is treated as missing. Non-string values report `contract.compatibility.type`. Strict conformance allows 1..=500 characters when provided.

Use compatibility for short constraints a reviewer should see.

compatibility: Requires macOS or Linux, git, and GitHub CLI on the gateway host.

Accepted type: string. Strict conformance allows it when it is between 1 and 500 characters. Put long setup docs in references/ instead of making this field long.

`metadata`

Property	Value
Status	Optional.
Type	YAML object or JSON-object string
Accepted YAML	`metadata: {author: platform-team}` or a nested YAML object.
Default / precedence	`{}`. Frontmatter only; `_meta.json` is a separate compatibility sidecar and is not this field.
Parser behavior	YAML mappings are converted to JSON objects. String values must parse as JSON objects. Plain strings, arrays, numbers, booleans, and invalid JSON report metadata validation issues.

Use metadata for extra structured data that should travel with the skill definition. Accepted types:

YAML object
JSON-object string

Recommended YAML object form:

metadata:
  author: platform-team
  homepage: https://example.com/skills/repo-review
  support: "#ai-tools"

Accepted JSON string form:

metadata: '{"author":"platform-team","homepage":"https://example.com/skills/repo-review"}'

If metadata is a YAML string, it must parse as a JSON object. Plain text metadata is reported as invalid. An unquoted inline form like metadata: {author: platform-team} is a YAML object, not a string, and is also accepted. Pioneer recognizes two nested namespaces from compatibility ecosystems:

metadata:
  openclaw:
    os:
      - darwin
      - linux
    requires:
      bins:
        - node
        - npm
      config:
        - skills.browser.enabled
    skillKey: openclaw/browser
    homepage: https://docs.openclaw.ai
  clawdbot:
    emoji: "*"
    homepage: https://example.com
    requires:
      commands:
        - agent-browser
      bins:
        - node

Known dependency metadata is merged into the compiled dependency set:

metadata.openclaw.requires.bins
metadata.openclaw.requires.config
metadata.clawdbot.requires.commands
metadata.clawdbot.requires.bins

Strict Agent Skills conformance is intentionally narrower: top-level custom metadata values should be strings. Nested objects are strict-compatible only for openclaw and clawdbot.

`allowed-tools`

Property	Value
Status	Optional.
Type	string or array of strings
Accepted YAML	`allowed-tools: Read Bash(git:*)` or a YAML list of strings.
Default / precedence	Empty list. Frontmatter only.
Parser behavior	String form is split on whitespace. List form is accepted by Pioneer but is not Agent Skills strict-compatible. Non-string list items report `contract.allowed-tools.item_type`; other value types report `contract.allowed-tools.type`.

Use allowed-tools as an Agent Skills allowlist hint. Strict-compatible form:

allowed-tools: Read Bash(git:*) Bash(gh:*)

Accepted by Pioneer but not strict-compatible:

allowed-tools:
  - Read
  - Bash(git:*)
  - Bash(gh:*)

Accepted types:

string, split on whitespace
array of strings

Pioneer parses and stores this field on the skill runtime definition. It is a declaration from the skill contract, not a replacement for gateway policy. Runtime exposure still depends on actual configured tools, trust, dynamic-tool settings, and policy.

`dependencies`

Property	Value
Status	Optional.
Type	object
Accepted YAML	`dependencies: { bins: [git], env: [GH_TOKEN] }` or nested YAML object.
Default / precedence	Empty dependency set. Frontmatter dependencies plus recognized compatibility metadata dependencies are merged into the compiled dependency set.
Parser behavior	The top-level value must be a mapping. Supported child fields are `env`, `api_keys`, `bins`, `commands`, `mcp`, and `config`; each child accepts a string or array of strings. Unknown child fields are ignored.

Use dependencies when missing local state should be visible in install, health, and runtime checks. Dependencies are checks, not setup scripts. Pioneer checks whether the declared environment variable, binary, command, MCP server, or API key is already available on the gateway host. It does not install missing dependencies from this field. Do not declare a binary or command in dependencies if the skill’s own setup instructions are supposed to install it first. That can make the skill look broken before the agent has a chance to follow the setup flow. In that case, put the setup flow in the instruction body and declare only external requirements that must already exist.

dependencies:
  env:
    - GH_TOKEN
  api_keys:
    - OPENAI_API_KEY
  bins:
    - git
  commands:
    - gh
  mcp:
    - github
  config:
    - skills.review.enabled

Accepted type: object. Each dependency list accepts either a string or an array of strings:

dependencies:
  bins: git
  commands:
    - gh

Supported dependency fields:

Field	Status	Type	Accepted YAML	Checked today	Meaning
`env`	Optional	string or string array	`env: GH_TOKEN` or `env: [GH_TOKEN]`	Yes	Environment variables that must be set and non-empty.
`api_keys`	Optional	string or string array	`api_keys: OPENAI_API_KEY` or `api_keys: [OPENAI_API_KEY]`	Yes	API key environment variables that must be set and non-empty.
`bins`	Optional	string or string array	`bins: git` or `bins: [git, rg]`	Yes	Executables that must be available in `PATH`.
`commands`	Optional	string or string array	`commands: gh` or `commands: [gh]`	Yes	Commands that must be available in `PATH`.
`mcp`	Optional	string or string array	`mcp: github` or `mcp: [github]`	Yes	MCP server names that must be available to the dependency checker.
`config`	Optional	string or string array	`config: skills.review.enabled` or `config: [skills.review.enabled]`	Stored, not baseline-enforced	Config keys retained in the compiled dependency set.

If install is blocked by a dependency failure, install the missing binary, set the environment variable, register the MCP server, or install the skill on a gateway that has those dependencies.

`paths`

Property	Value
Status	Optional.
Type	string or array of strings
Accepted YAML	`paths: "docs/"` or `paths: ["crates/", "apps/**"]`
Default / precedence	Empty list. Frontmatter only.
Parser behavior	Empty strings are ignored. Non-string list items report `contract.paths.item_type`; other value types report `contract.paths.type`.

Use paths to hint that a skill is relevant when a turn touches matching files or directories.

paths:
  - "crates/**"
  - "apps/web/**"

Accepted types:

string
array of strings

Single-string form:

paths: "docs/**"

Path matches participate in turn resolution. They do not grant filesystem permissions and do not install the skill into those paths.

`user-invocable`

Property	Value
Status	Optional.
Type	boolean
Accepted YAML	`user-invocable: true` or `user-invocable: false`
Default / precedence	`true`. Frontmatter only.
Parser behavior	Must be a YAML boolean. Strings such as `"true"` and `"false"` report `contract.user-invocable.type` and the default is used.

Use user-invocable to control explicit user selection.

user-invocable: true

Accepted type: boolean. Default:

user-invocable: true

Use false for internal helper skills that should not appear as something a user selects directly:

user-invocable: false

This field must be a YAML boolean, not a string. Use true or false, not "true" or "false".

`disable-model-invocation`

Property	Value
Status	Optional.
Type	boolean
Accepted YAML	`disable-model-invocation: false` or `disable-model-invocation: true`
Default / precedence	`false`. Frontmatter only.
Parser behavior	Must be a YAML boolean. Strings such as `"true"` and `"false"` report `contract.disable-model-invocation.type` and the default is used.

Use disable-model-invocation to prevent automatic model-side invocation.

disable-model-invocation: false

Accepted type: boolean. Default:

disable-model-invocation: false

Set it to true when the skill should be available only through explicit user or client selection:

disable-model-invocation: true

This is separate from workspace policy. Workspace policy can still disable the skill or keep it explicit-only even when this field is false.

`runtime`

Property	Value
Status	Optional; advanced.
Type	object with optional `tools` array
Accepted YAML	`runtime: { tools: [...] }` or nested YAML object.
Default / precedence	No runtime tools. Frontmatter only.
Parser behavior	`runtime` must decode as an object. Invalid runtime shape reports `contract.runtime.type`. Invalid tool slugs or invalid `output_policy` entries report runtime validation issues and those tools are skipped.

Use runtime only when the skill must expose callable tools. Accepted type: object with optional tools array. Most skills should omit runtime. Instructions, references, and scripts are easier to review. Runtime tools add policy, trust, dependency, and output-safety concerns.

runtime:
  tools:
    - tool_slug: run-review-helper
      description: Run the repository review helper script.
      kind: shell
      parameters:
        type: object
        properties:
          target:
            type: string
        additionalProperties: false
      execution_class: exclusive
      config:
        command:
          - scripts/collect-context.sh
      output_policy:
        llm:
          mode: summary_only
        timeline:
          mode: summary
          max_chars: 2000

Supported runtime tool fields:

Field	Status	Type	Accepted YAML	Default	Meaning
`tool_slug`	Required	string	`tool_slug: run-review-helper`	None	Tool slug inside the skill. Normalized to lowercase hyphen form.
`description`	Optional	string	`description: Run the review helper.`	`Runtime tool '<tool_slug>'`	Model-facing tool description.
`kind`	Required	enum string	`kind: shell`	None	One of `shell`, `http`, or `function_proxy`.
`parameters`	Optional	JSON schema object	`parameters: {type: object}`	Open object	Function-call argument schema exposed to the model.
`execution_class`	Optional	enum string	`execution_class: exclusive`	`shared`	One of `shared`, `exclusive`, or `session_scoped`.
`config`	Optional	object	`config: {command: [scripts/run.sh]}`	`{}`	Runtime-specific configuration.
`output_policy`	Optional	object	`output_policy: {llm: {mode: summary_only}}`	Host default	Requested output projection policy. Host caps may narrow or reject it.

Runtime tool kinds:

Kind	Required or common config	Behavior
`shell`	`config.command` as an array of strings, or `command` in call arguments	Runs a command through the gateway’s `exec_command` runtime.
`http`	`config.url`, or `url` in call arguments	Makes an HTTP request from the gateway. Supports defaults for `method`, `headers`, and `timeout_ms`.
`function_proxy`	`config.target_tool`	Wraps another available tool. Call arguments are forwarded to the target tool.

Runtime tools are still subject to gateway configuration, trust policy, dependency rechecks, output policy caps, duplicate-name checks, and per-skill tool limits. A declared tool may be excluded even when the skill installs.

`_meta.json` Compatibility Sidecar

Native Pioneer skills should use YAML frontmatter in SKILL.md for name, slug, owner, version, description, dependencies, metadata, and runtime declarations. Pioneer still supports _meta.json beside SKILL.md so imported OpenClaw-style or registry-style skills can keep their existing package identity metadata. The parser reads only a small set of sidecar identity fields:

{
  "owner": "openclaw",
  "ownerId": "openclaw",
  "slug": "browser",
  "version": "1.2.0",
  "latest": {
    "version": "1.2.0"
  },
  "displayName": "Browser"
}

Supported _meta.json fields:

Field	Type	Meaning
`owner`	string	Owner namespace override.
`ownerId`	string	Alternate owner namespace field used by compatibility packages.
`slug`	string	Slug override.
`version`	string	Version hint override.
`latest.version`	string	Fallback version hint.
`displayName`	string	Fallback display name when frontmatter `name` is missing.

Precedence rules:

_meta.json.slug takes precedence over frontmatter slug.
_meta.json.owner or _meta.json.ownerId takes precedence over frontmatter owner.
_meta.json.version or _meta.json.latest.version takes precedence over frontmatter version.
_meta.json.displayName is used only when frontmatter name is missing.

Do not put native-only fields such as description, dependencies, paths, allowed-tools, metadata, user-invocable, disable-model-invocation, or runtime in _meta.json. Pioneer reads those from SKILL.md frontmatter.

Package And Install Details

Archive from the parent directory:

tar -czf repo-review.tar.gz repo-review

The archive must contain a single top-level root, such as repo-review/, and that root must contain SKILL.md. Install the package from the desktop Skills view. After upload, read validation issues, dependency diagnostics, security findings, and policy state before using the skill in important work. New installs should stay explicit-only until the skill has been tested in at least one low-risk thread.

Quality Checklist

The skill has a short, stable slug.
The description says exactly when the skill should be used.
The body tells the agent what to do, what files to read, and what output shape to produce.
Large details live in references/ and are linked from the body.
Scripts are executable, deterministic, and tested before packaging.
Dependencies are declared when missing state should block install or use.
Runtime tools are avoided unless the workflow truly needs callable tools.
The first install is tested on a sandbox gateway or low-risk workspace.

Installing Skills explains the desktop install flow.
Managing Skills explains enabled and implicit policy.
Skill Security explains trust and testing.
Skills Architecture describes the parser, conformance profiles, resolver, and runtime tool model.

​Create A Skill

​Package Layout

​Minimal SKILL.md

​Frontmatter Fields

​Frontmatter Summary

​Field Reference

​name

​slug

​description

​owner

​version

​license

​compatibility

​metadata

​allowed-tools

​dependencies

​paths

​user-invocable

​disable-model-invocation

​runtime

​_meta.json Compatibility Sidecar

​Package And Install Details

​Quality Checklist

​Related Pages

Create A Skill

Package Layout

Minimal SKILL.md

Frontmatter Fields

Frontmatter Summary

Field Reference

`name`

`slug`

`description`

`owner`

`version`

`license`

`compatibility`

`metadata`

`allowed-tools`

`dependencies`

`paths`

`user-invocable`

`disable-model-invocation`

`runtime`

`_meta.json` Compatibility Sidecar

Package And Install Details

Quality Checklist

Related Pages