Oscal authoring
Skill sw30labs/oscal-skills-guardrails/examples/skills/oscal-authoring
Use this skill when authoring or editing OSCAL documents (catalogs, profiles, SSPs, assessment results). Trigger on requests to write OSCAL JSON, map controls, or validate OSCAL structure.From its SKILL.md
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SKILL.md
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oscal-authoring
Overview
Author OSCAL artifacts consistently: catalogs, profiles, component definitions, SSPs, and assessment results.
Instructions
- Identify the target OSCAL model and version (default 1.1.2).
- Reuse existing UUIDs when editing; generate new UUIDv4 only for new objects.
- Keep prop namespaces explicit; project-specific props use ns https://sw30labs.com/ns/osg.
- Validate required fields per model before returning the document.
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