Create github readme

Skill alfredang/courseware_claude_agents/.claude/skills/create_github_readme

AI-powered platform for generating Singapore WSQ training materials. Uses Claude AI agents to transform TSC documents into complete courseware packages including Course Proposals, Assessment Plans, Facilitator Guides, Learner Guides, Lesson Plans, and presentation slides

Install

npx -y skills add alfredang/courseware_claude_agents --skill create_github_readme

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Generate a professional GitHub README.md file following open standards with tech badges, architecture diagrams, setup instructions, and acknowledgements.

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Create GitHub README

Command

/create_github_readme or create_github_readme

Navigate

Documentation

Keywords

readme, github readme, create readme, generate readme, project readme, documentation, readme.md, update readme, write readme, project documentation

Description

Generate a professional GitHub README.md file for the WSQ Courseware Generator project following open standards and best practices.

Execution

This skill runs using Claude Code with subscription plan. Do NOT use pay-as-you-go API keys. All AI operations should be executed through the Claude Code CLI environment with an active subscription.

Response

I'll generate a comprehensive GitHub README.md for the project.

The README will include:

Section	Description
Header	Project name, badges, tagline, links
About	Project description and key features
Tech Stack	Technologies used with badges
Architecture	System diagram (ASCII art)
Project Structure	File/folder organization
Getting Started	Prerequisites, installation, running
Deployment	Docker, Hugging Face Spaces instructions
Contributing	Fork, PR workflow, discussions
Developed By	Tertiary Infotech Academy Pte. Ltd.
Acknowledgements	Credits and thanks

Instructions

When generating a README, follow this open standard structure:

1. Header Section

<div align="center">

# Project Name

[![Badge1](url)](link)
[![Badge2](url)](link)

**Tagline**

[Demo](url) · [Report Bug](url) · [Request Feature](url)

</div>

2. Required Badges

Python version
Framework (Chainlit)
AI Provider (Claude/Anthropic)
License
Docker
Deployment platform

3. About Section

Brief description (2-3 sentences)
Key features as bullet points or table
Platform statistics (optional)

4. Tech Stack

Table format with categories:

Frontend
Backend
AI/LLM
Database
Deployment
Document Processing

5. Architecture Diagram

ASCII art showing:

UI layer
Application layer
AI agents
Data/document layer

6. Project Structure

project/
├── app.py
├── modules/
└── ...

7. Getting Started

Prerequisites
Clone & install steps
Environment setup
Run command

8. Deployment

Docker instructions
Cloud platform instructions

9. Contributing

Fork instructions
PR workflow
Link to discussions

10. Footer

Developed by: Company name
Acknowledgements: Credits
Call to action: Star the repo

Capabilities

Generate complete README.md following GitHub best practices
Include technology badges with shields.io
Create ASCII architecture diagrams
Document file structure
Provide multi-platform deployment instructions
Add proper attribution and acknowledgements

Next Steps

After generating the README:

Review and customize content for your project
Update placeholder URLs and usernames
Add screenshots if available
Verify all links work
Commit to repository