create-readme

To generate a README, provide your project name, purpose, installation steps, usage examples, and contribution guidelines. The skill applies established templates and best practices to structure this information into a polished, ready-to-publish markdown file.

A project README should include Overview, Installation, Usage, and Contribution sections. This skill uses template-driven generation aligned to project goals, ensuring consistent documentation structure and style across open-source or internal repositories.

Yes, you can create markdown documentation for internal workspaces. This skill is applicable to both open-source repositories and internal projects, producing consistent developer docs with setup instructions and usage examples tailored to your preferred tone.

The best way to maintain style consistency is applying your preferred tone, branding, and formatting inspired by example READMEs. This skill extracts project details and applies formatting from provided inspirations to ensure uniform project docs without manual drafting.

To write contribution guidelines for a developer README, provide the specific rules and workflows for your project. This skill integrates those details into a structured Contribution section, ensuring the generated markdown aligns with established documentation best practices.

Your README is generated automatically, eliminating the need to manually format markdown. You simply supply the project details like name and purpose, and the skill applies established templates to produce a well-structured, ready-to-publish file.