albertogrande
UserA Claude Code skill that writes and reviews your README.
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Indexed Skills (6)
readme
Generate or review a README following state-of-the-art practices. Use when creating a README from scratch, improving or restructuring an existing README, choosing badges, or auditing a README against best-practice checklists.
refresh-research
Maintainer-only. Re-run web research on README best practices, diff findings against skills/readme/references/, update stale content, bump last-verified dates, and append dated CHANGELOG and research-log entries.
daily-dive
Write The Wire's DAILY deep dive (~1,200–1,800 words) under a rotating columnist byline. Picks a topic from today's scout signals or the evergreen backlog (evergreen wins by default; news must earn its slot), writes it in the day's columnist voice, and saves to reports/deep-dives/. Use when asked to run the daily dive.
daily-scout
Quick daily signals capture — sweep the last 24h across the publication's beats (news + HN/Reddit/X discussions) and append dated one-liners to signals/<week>.md for the weekly editor to use. Use when asked to run the scout or capture today's signals.
deep-dive
Write a standalone deep-dive essay (~2,000–3,500 words) on the week's most consequential tech/AI story — or on a topic the user names as an argument. Researches the topic's history, players, incentives, and contrarian takes, then writes an opinionated thesis-driven piece to reports/deep-dives/. Use when the user asks for a deep dive, optionally with a topic.
weekly-news
Research the previous full Monday–Sunday week across the configured beats (AI, tech, Claude Code, devtools, DevRel, dev marketing, product engineering, economy, politics), then write ONE opinionated editor's essay on what mattered most — compounding on previous issues — saved to reports/. Use when the user asks for the weekly news report or to run the news agent.
Bio shown is the top-scored skill's repo description as a fallback — real GitHub bios land in a future update.