github-readme-generatorlisted

# GitHub README generator Produce a root `README.md` that a maintainer would sign off on: short, scannable, trustworthy, and grounded entirely in what the repository actually contains. The README is a landing page, not a copy of the documentation. It should carry a reader from "what is this" to "first successful use" quickly, then hand off to deeper docs and contributor information. ## When to use Use for: creating a new root README, rewriting or refreshing an existing one, filling in missing installation / usage / configuration / project links, or auditing a README (and fixing it when the user asks for the fix). Do not use for: full documentation sites or API references, authoring `CONTRIBUTING.md` / `SECURITY.md` / `CHANGELOG.md` / licenses unless ordered separately, marketing pages, release notes, general copywriting, or any change to production code, configuration, or tests. ## Core constraints 1. **Repository first, prose second.** Never write a sentence before reading the sources that back it. The examples must be this package's own domain — the call it exists to make — not filler that would fit any project. 2. **Zero invention.** Any command, flag, env var, config key, public symbol, version, badge, link, author, license, or support claim that cannot be traced to the repository is omitted — not guessed. See `references/evidence-policy.md`. 3. **Conditional sections, nothing padded.** A section without verified content is dropped — no empty heading