readme-skill
Draft, improve, restructure, translate, or audit fact-based GitHub README files. Use when the user wants a README for an open-source repository, bilingual README documentation, badges, README visuals, ASCII architecture diagrams, usage examples, Star History charts, or a safe REA
# README Skill Create accurate, readable GitHub README files by grounding every external claim in repository evidence or explicit user confirmation. Establish value first, provide a fast path to use, then route readers to deeper documentation. ## Non-negotiable rules - **Drafts are shown in the conversation by default; do not create a draft file automatically.** - **Do not create or modify `README.md`, `README.zh-CN.md`, or any other README until the user explicitly asks to write or update it.** - If the user wants a saved draft, use the exact target path they provide; otherwise ask for one
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Community skill by Annabellachildlike849. Source: https://github.com/Annabellachildlike849/readme-skill