Developer turns a team's frontend review process into a SKILL.md

This report, published on Juejin on November 1, 2026, describes how one team turned its frontend code review process into a SKILL.md file.

It opens with the context: on October 22, 2026, Anthropic donated the Agent Skills open standard to the Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF), which sits under the Linux Foundation. The specification, its name, logo, GitHub organization, and agentskills.io were all handed over so the standard can be shared across products. The author notes that frontend review guidelines tend to drift into chat windows, prompting repeated pasting of long rules into prompts, and proposes packaging such know-how into a folder centered on a SKILL.md that the assistant reads only when needed.

SKILL.md files begin with YAML frontmatter, and the specification requires at least two fields, with license, compatibility, metadata, and allowed-tools listed as optional. Content follows a progressive disclosure model: at startup only the name and description are read, the full SKILL.md is opened once a task matches, and scripts and reference docs load later on demand. The Skill described here constrains the scope of allowed changes, runs type checking and Lint, and flags prohibited areas, with a complete template and a demo/ directory whose validation script can be copied into a repository and run the same day. The report stops at that reproducible template, without reporting later revisions or adoption by other teams.