What problem does it solve? Distributing a prebuilt CLI binary through Homebrew requires correctly structured cask and formula files, SHA256 handling per architecture, and a tap repository that stays in sync with GitHub Releases. Doing this by hand is error-prone, especially when release workflows misname versioned assets. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Cask and Formula Templates: Generates placeholder-based Ruby templates (@@VERSION@@, @@SHA256_ARM@@, @@SHA256_INTEL@@) for both brew install and brew install --cask distribution. - Render Script and Release Workflow: Produces a render.sh script plus a GitHub Actions workflow gated to v* tags that downloads release assets, computes hashes, and pushes to a homebrew-<tool> tap repo. - Version Consistency Fix: Detects and fixes release workflows that name assets with commit SHAs instead of semver on version tags, which breaks both install.sh and Homebrew. - Use Case: A project ships per-arch macOS binaries and a .dmg on GitHub Releases; this Skill wires up the full tap so a v* tag release auto-publishes both the cask and formula. ## Quick Start Set up Homebrew distribution with both a cask and a formula for my CLI that publishes prebuilt binaries to GitHub Releases.