Creates a source-only tar.gz archive from src/, tests/, and Cargo.toml.
npx skills add https://github.com/ahrav/scratch-scanner-rs --skill archive-src
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: archive-src Source: https://github.com/ahrav/scratch-scanner-rs/tree/main/.claude/skills/archive-src Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ahrav/scratch-scanner-rs --skill archive-src
This Skill addresses the need for a lean, source-code-focused archive of a project, ideal for uploads or checkpoints where only essential code and tests are required, reducing file size and simplifying management.
src/ and tests/ directories, along with Cargo.toml.Run the archive-src skill to create a source-only tar.gz archive of the current project.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To create a minimal source code archive, package only the src/ and tests/ directories along with Cargo.toml into a compact .tar.gz file. This excludes build artifacts and configuration, producing a lean checkpoint for uploads.
The best way to exclude build artifacts from a tar.gz backup is by selectively archiving only the src/, tests/, and Cargo.toml files. This intentionally omits documentation, configuration, and CI files to minimize file size.
Yes, you can use this archiving method for code review submissions with size limits. By excluding unnecessary files like build artifacts and CI configurations, it produces a compact .tar.gz file containing only essential code.
Yes, this source-only archive includes Cargo.toml and test files. It selectively packages the tests/ directory alongside the src/ directory to ensure your core logic and test suite are preserved in the checkpoint.
When creating a source-only checkpoint, omitted files include build artifacts, documentation, configuration files, and CI/CD related content. Only the src/ directory, tests/ directory, and Cargo.toml are packaged into the archive.
You should not use a minimal source-only archive when your upload or checkpoint requires documentation, configuration files, or CI/CD content. This approach strictly packages src/, tests/, and Cargo.toml, excluding all other project files.
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