What problem does it solve? READMEs often fail because they are written for the wrong audience or missing key sections. This Skill guides you through creating, adding to, updating, or reviewing README files with templates and checklists matched to your project type, so readers get the information they actually need. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Task-Based Workflow: Handles four README tasks — creating, adding sections, updating stale content, and reviewing accuracy against actual project state. - Project-Type Templates: Provides ready-to-use templates for open source, personal, internal/work, and config directory projects, each with audience-appropriate sections. - Curated References: Includes the Art of README philosophy, Make a README section-by-section guidance, and the Standard README specification with minimal and maximal examples. - Use Case: You just finished a side project and need a README. The Skill asks what type of project it is, applies the personal project template, and prompts you for anything else worth highlighting before finalizing. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to help write a README for your project and answer its questions about project type and audience.
