Are there any prerequisites for using this skill?

Yes, you must have the GitHub CLI (gh) installed and authenticated, and your skill should have already passed the TDD process defined in the creating-skills guide.

Why does this skill enforce the 'one skill per PR' rule?

This rule ensures that each skill is independently reviewable and testable, preventing a single issue from blocking the merger of multiple unrelated improvements.

What is the primary purpose of the sharing-skills skill?

It provides a standardized, automated workflow for contributing validated AI skills back to upstream repositories using Git and the GitHub CLI.

Does this skill help with documentation?

Yes, it enforces standards for SKILL.md files, including requirements for Overviews, Quick References, and Common Mistakes to ensure high-quality documentation.

Should I share every skill I create with the community?

No, you should only share skills that are broadly useful, well-tested, and free of sensitive or project-specific information. Experimental skills should remain local.

Skill Contribution & Sharing

Name: Skill Contribution & Sharing
Author: ReinaMacCredy

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Herramientas para Desarrolladores

Streamlines the workflow for contributing custom AI skills to upstream repositories using standardized Git and GitHub CLI processes.

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The sharing-skills capability provides a rigorous framework for developers to contribute their custom-built skills back to repositories like Maestro. It automates the technical overhead of the contribution process—including syncing with upstream, creating feature-specific branches, and generating structured pull requests via the GitHub CLI. By enforcing the 'one skill per PR' rule and emphasizing Test-Driven Development (TDD) validation, it ensures that shared skills are production-ready, easily reviewable, and broadly applicable to the community.

Características Principales

Automated Git branching and upstream synchronization
Pre-contribution validation checks for TDD compliance
22 GitHub stars
Strategic guidance on sharing vs. keeping skills private
Support for multi-repository skill management
Standardized PR creation using GitHub CLI templates

Casos de Uso

Standardizing internal skill-sharing workflows within engineering teams
Managing the lifecycle of AI-assisted development utilities
Contributing validated community skills to the Maestro repository

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Características Principales

Automated Git branching and upstream synchronization
Pre-contribution validation checks for TDD compliance
22 GitHub stars
Strategic guidance on sharing vs. keeping skills private
Support for multi-repository skill management
Standardized PR creation using GitHub CLI templates

Casos de Uso

Standardizing internal skill-sharing workflows within engineering teams
Managing the lifecycle of AI-assisted development utilities
Contributing validated community skills to the Maestro repository