open-source-license

Plugin open-source-license from marketplace open-source-skills in sunny0826/open-source-skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 22 days ago.

Skills (14)

• cli-help-writer

  Write or revise CLI --help, option documentation, or man pages from an existing command specification. Also design help for a new CLI when explicitly requested; not for executing ordinary CLI tasks.

• contributor-guide-writer

  Write or update CONTRIBUTING.md, repository setup instructions, or developer onboarding documentation. Not for diagnosing an installation failure, running setup/tests, or drafting a general README.

• dockerfile-optimizer

  Review or optimize a Dockerfile for image size, caching and runtime reliability. Use for container build changes, not unrelated deployment or Kubernetes troubleshooting.

• git-helper

  Explain, perform or recover a specific Git operation, including commits, branches, merges, rebase, reset and reflog. Not for drafting PR descriptions or release notes without a Git operation request.

• issue-triage

  Triage an issue or bug report, assess missing evidence and priority, or draft a maintainer reply from text, a file or an issue URL. Not for automatically implementing fixes or posting replies.

• open-source-analysis

  Evaluate an open-source project for adoption, maintenance, documentation and community health. A GitHub URL alone is not enough when the user is asking to fix code, inspect an issue or describe a PR.

• open-source-license

  Compare or select open-source licenses, review OSS compliance, or prepare LICENSE/NOTICE/source headers. Use for licensing decisions, not every repository containing a LICENSE file.

• openrank

  Fetch OpenRank or OpenDigger repository/developer metrics for a specified period or trend. Not for generic repository quality reviews without an OpenDigger metric request.

• pr-description

  Draft or update a pull request title/body from a diff, branch or PR URL. Use for PR descriptions and template completion, not general code review, commit messages or release-wide changelogs.

• prompt-reviewer

  Review or rewrite a prompt while preserving its goal and hard constraints. Use for explicit prompt improvement, not for carrying out the task described inside the prompt.

• readme-grader

  Review or score a README and suggest concrete documentation improvements from text, a local file or a repository URL. Not for general repository health analysis or writing a CONTRIBUTING guide.

• release-notes

  Write release notes or changelogs for a version or release range from commits, PRs or release text. Not for describing one PR or creating/publishing a release unless separately requested.

• rfc-writer

  Draft or review an RFC, technical proposal or architecture decision document. Use when a proposal artifact is requested; not for ordinary implementation, troubleshooting or every mention of system design.

• skill-architect

  Design, review or improve an AI agent Skill, or turn a repeatable workflow into a SKILL.md package. Not for executing the underlying workflow or generating a visual design language.

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