Made json publisher

made.json Publisher

Use this skill when a user asks to publish, update, maintain, or validate a made.json feed, or when a project change ships a creator-made artifact that should appear in the feed, including apps, Claude/Codex skills, CLIs, MCP servers, prompts, workflows, agents, extensions, templates, or other useful software.

Workflow

1. Find the feed file.

   • Prefer ./made.json.
   • Also check public output paths such as public/made.json, static/made.json, or site/made.json.
   • If no feed exists, create made.json with version: "1.0" and items: [].
   • Use the resolved feed path as <feed-path> in every validation and CLI command below.

2. Identify the item entry.

   • Required: name, url.
   • Prefer a stable lowercase id.
   • Include kind when it is clear: app, tool, skill, prompt, workflow, agent, template, mcp-server, cli, library, or another useful hint.
   • Include description, tags, targets, source, prompt_log, replaces, vibe_coded, and forkable when the project has evidence for them.
   • Treat vibe_coded, forkable, source, prompt_log, and replaces as creator-declared metadata, not endorsements.
   • For skills, CLIs, MCP servers, prompts, workflows, templates, and other installable artifacts, add or update the entry only when there is clear evidence of creator/workspace ownership, canonical URL or source, intended install/use target, and current status.
   • Do not add downloaded marketplace/plugin-cache skills, vendored examples, copied third-party tools, or unclear private automation directly to the feed. Report a confirmation question instead.

3. Update timestamps.

   • Set feed-level updated when the file changes.
   • Set item-level updated when adding or materially changing an item.
   • Use ISO 8601 date-time strings.

4. Validate.

   • Run npx @made-json/cli validate <feed-path> when available.
   • If working inside the main made-json repo, run node appfeed/bin/appfeed.js validate <feed-path>.
   • Fix schema errors before finishing.

5. Report what changed.

   • Mention the item id/name added or updated.
   • Mention validation result.
   • If CORS/deployment headers are relevant, remind the user to serve Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *.

CLI Shortcut

When the appfeed CLI is available, prefer:

appfeed add <feed-path> \
  --name "Item Name" \
  --kind tool \
  --url "https://example.com/item" \
  --description "One sentence." \
  --tags "utility,ai" \
  --target "web|https://example.com/item|Open"

Use --replace when updating an existing entry with the same id or url.