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Skill yu-iskw/coding-agent-skills/.cursor/skills/readme-sync

A curated collection of executable Agent Skills and SOPs for AI coding agents like Cursor, Claude Code, and Gemini CLI.

Install
npx -y skills add yu-iskw/coding-agent-skills --skill readme-sync

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Synchronizes the list of Agent Skills in the root README.md with the actual skills present in the codebase.

SKILL.md

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README Sync

Purpose

Ensures that the ## Agent Skills section in the root README.md accurately reflects all available skills in skills/.

Workflow

  1. Identify Skills: Use Glob or find to locate all SKILL.md files in skills/ and .cursor/skills/.
  2. Extract Information: For each skill found, use uv run skills-ref read-properties <skill-directory> to get the name and description.
  3. Generate Markdown: Format the collected information as a sorted list of markdown items:
    • Format: - **[name](relative/path/to/skill/)**: description
  4. Update README.md: Replace the content between <!-- START-SKILLS --> and <!-- END-SKILLS --> markers in the root README.md with the newly generated list.

Implementation Notes

  • The skills-ref tool is part of the project dependencies and can be run via uv run.
  • Always maintain alphabetical order of the skills in the README.md list.
  • Ensure the relative paths in the markdown links correctly point to the skill directories from the root.

Examples

Scenario: Updating README.md after adding a new skill

  1. Find all skills in the directory skills/.
  2. Get properties for each skill: uv run skills-ref read-properties skills/claude-code-cli.
  3. Update README.md within the <!-- START-SKILLS --> block.

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