KG-Registry includes a small set of local agent skills to support curation and maintenance workflows in this repository.
These skills are designed for curators working in a checked-out copy of the repository, not for editing generated site output or for use against the public website alone.
Before using any of these skills, clone the KG-Registry repository locally.
The skills rely on:
resource/reports/curation_problems.tsvuv run make validate-file FILE=...If you are not working in a local clone of the repository, stop and clone it first.
The current agent workflows are defined in the repository’s .agents/ directory.
That directory includes:
Use the kg-registry-curation skill, or the matching curate command entry point when your agent environment supports commands.
This workflow is for expanding a stub resource or improving a specific existing resource page. It focuses on the source page under resource/<id>/<id>.md, expects web search when the current page is incomplete, and finishes with local validation.
Use the curate-next skill, or the matching curate-next command entry point when available.
This workflow selects the next stub resources from the local repository, skips resources already listed in reports/curation_problems.tsv, and dispatches per-resource curation.
Use the kg-registry-validation skill.
This workflow checks a curated file for schema validity and curation-specific quality issues such as placeholder stub content, missing provenance structure, missing products, or incorrect source associations.
Use the kg-registry-product-url-update skill.
This workflow is for replacing a stale product_url with the best current live URL for the same product. It is especially useful when an old version-specific URL has disappeared and the best replacement is a newer canonical page, release page, or current download endpoint.
The agent skills are written around a few KG-Registry-specific rules:
resource/, not generated output in registry/src/kg_registry/kg_registry_schema/schema/kg_registry_schema.yamloriginal_source and secondary_sourceresource/.These skills are not a substitute for broader project setup or site deployment instructions.
For repository setup, development, and troubleshooting, see the root-level development documentation such as README-sitedev.md.