Generate a weekly contributor spotlight post from fork-cohort data.
npx skills add https://github.com/anajuliabit/aeon --skill contributor-spotlight
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: contributor-spotlight Source: https://github.com/anajuliabit/aeon/tree/main/skills/contributor-spotlight Command: npx skills add https://github.com/anajuliabit/aeon --skill contributor-spotlight
contributor-spotlight turns existing fork-cohort data into a ready-to-post weekly recognition moment, eliminating the manual work of selecting a standout fork operator and writing a high-signal social post.
Run the contributor-spotlight skill with an empty var to auto-pick the best eligible fork from the most recent fork-cohort data, or pass dry-run to generate the article without sending a notification.
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You can generate a weekly contributor spotlight by selecting an eligible fork operator from cohort data, extracting activity signals like 30-day commits, and rendering a tweetable recognition artifact while maintaining deduplication history to prevent repeats within four weeks.
Fork operator deduplication prevents the same GitHub fork from being featured again within a four-week window by updating stateful contributor-spotlight history files after each weekly recognition artifact is generated.
Yes, you can generate a community recognition post without sending Telegram notifications by using the dry-run option, which creates the spotlight article and updates history files while skipping the conditional notify trigger entirely.
The weekly newsletter spotlight workflow requires reading existing fork-cohort articles and local cohort/state JSON files to identify POWER or ACTIVE fork operators, extracting enabled skill counts and recent activity signals to populate the recognition artifact.
When fork-cohort articles are stale during autonomous community engagement, the spotlight workflow applies reliable fallbacks by dropping from POWER to ACTIVE fork operators to ensure a valid contributor is still selected and recognized weekly.
Automated contributor recognition requires standard command-line utilities including gh, grep, sed, sort, wc, ls, head, base64, and date to parse fork-cohort JSON, extract repository activity signals, and render the weekly spotlight artifact.
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