Agent Skills by YuShen
Showing 3 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
YuShenLiu06worktree-stack-migrate
Migrates and aligns a Docker Compose development stack inside git worktrees.
YuShenLiu06service-claude-md
Generates and updates per-service CLAUDE.md files from architecture documentation templates.
YuShenLiu06beautify-github-readme
Redesign GitHub READMEs and generate SVG, PNG, and GIF visual assets.
Frequently Asked Questions About YuShen
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish using YuShen's skills?▼
Three tasks: migrate and launch the HTCMC PCHSystem dev stack (postgres, backend, mc-test, Vite) inside git worktrees with port/token/network alignment; generate or update per-service CLAUDE.md documentation for eight PCHSystem sub-services; and redesign GitHub READMEs with SVG, PNG/WebP, or animated GIF assets.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Developers working on the HTCMC PCHSystem project who run backend, frontend, or mc-test stacks in git worktrees, maintainers documenting sub-services like user-service or wiki-service, and repository owners wanting a cohesive visual README redesign with hero images, badges, and diagrams.
How do I use the worktree-stack-migrate skill in practice?▼
Invoke it when starting the PCHSystem stack inside a git worktree. It provides migration strategies based on what the worktree changed (Dockerfile, pyproject, ports, .env), plus a port/token/network alignment checklist and red-line pitfalls for bind mounts, external networks, and MCDR mounts.
What license and cost apply to these skills?▼
All three skills—worktree-stack-migrate, service-claude-md, and beautify-github-readme—are released under the MIT license, making them free to use, modify, and redistribute. No paid tier, subscription, or usage fee is mentioned in the skill manifest.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
The PCHSystem skills require the HTCMC PCHSystem repository with its root docker-compose stack (postgres, backend), TestServer mc-test, Vite frontend, and git worktrees. The README skill needs a GitHub repository homepage and a defined scope—whole-README redesign versus asset-only creation.