What problem does it solve?
This Skill helps contributors and maintainers quickly determine whether an open-source repository is ready for outside contributions by collecting repository context, identifying contribution pathways, and producing a structured, actionable Markdown report that highlights newcomer-friendly tasks.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Repository intake & validation: Accepts GitHub URL/shorthand or local paths, validates source mode, and extracts owner/repo for enrichment.
- Resilient data collection: Gathers README, file tree, package manifests, CI config, and issues using deepwiki-cli, gh, or webfetch fallbacks when tooling is unavailable.
- Parallel analysis and reporting: Launches three analysis agents (codebase, lifecycle, contribution) in parallel, assembles their outputs into a templated Markdown report, and saves it under docs/library-analysis for review.
- Use Case: A prospective contributor can request an analysis of a GitHub project to discover good-first-issues, required setup steps, and safe extension points before opening a PR.
Quick Start
Analyze the repository at https://github.com/owner/repo for contribution readiness using the library-analyzer skill.