Orchestrate a six-step OSS readiness workflow with per-step sub-agents and safety gates.
npx skills add https://github.com/Montimage/skills --skill oss-ready-flow
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: oss-ready-flow Source: https://github.com/Montimage/skills/tree/main/skills/oss-ready-flow Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Montimage/skills --skill oss-ready-flow
Orchestrates a six-step OSS readiness workflow to transform a private repository into an OSS-ready project.
Run the OSS readiness flow on your repository to initiate the six-step prep process.
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Preparing a private git repository for open-source release involves running a six-step OSS readiness workflow that audits the codebase, cleans branches, generates docs, polishes README files, gathers publications, and optionally creates a GitHub Pages landing page.
An OSS readiness workflow is a structured multi-agent pipeline that transforms a private project into a public open-source repository through auditing, branch cleanup, documentation generation, README polishing, publications collection, and an optional GitHub Pages setup.
Yes, GitHub CLI access is required for remote actions during open-source repository preparation. The workflow also requires a git repository with at least one commit and the oss-ready skill installed to execute its six-step pipeline.
Yes, the workflow enforces safety gates and requires explicit user approval for per-item modifications. It shows diffs without committing, ensuring your open-source repository preparation remains predictable and fully reviewable.
The open-source preparation workflow tracks progress by writing per-step reports to the target repository under the .oss-ready directory, preserving restartability and auditability across sessions for the multi-agent pipeline.
A limitation of automating open-source project readiness is that destructive actions require explicit safety gates and user approval. Additionally, the workflow requires a git repository with at least one commit and will not commit changes automatically without review.
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