Skill Detail
Validate lint bundle and unit-test JSON Schema repositories before release with JSON Schema CLI
Catch broken schemas, bad references, anti-patterns, and inconsistent formatting before a schema repo or contract bundle ships downstream.
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INSTALL WITH ANY AGENT
npx skills add agentskillexchange/skills --skill validate-lint-bundle-and-unit-test-json-schema-repositories-before-release-with-json-schema-cli
Works best when you want a reusable capability, not another fragile one-off prompt.
At a glance
Tools required
JSON Schema CLI, local schema repository, and optional CI environment or package manager install path
Install & setup
Install the CLI from the upstream package or binary instructions, run commands such as validate, lint, test, fmt, and bundle against the target schema repository, and wire the same checks into CI if needed.
Author
Sourcemeta
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Last updated
Apr 26, 2026
Quick brief
Use the JSON Schema CLI when the job is maintaining a repository of JSON Schemas rather than just using JSON Schema as a format. The operator workflow is concrete: validate schemas, lint for anti-patterns, run schema tests against example instances, and bundle references for distribution or CI gating. That scope boundary—schema repository quality control before release—keeps this distinct from a generic SDK or product listing.