project-reader-value

Scores GitHub project candidates on reader value, usability, and evidence quality.

5|1|Updated Jul 31, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/shiker1996/wechat-editroom --skill project-reader-value-shiker1996
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: project-reader-value
Source: https://github.com/shiker1996/wechat-editroom/tree/main/skills/project-reader-value
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/shiker1996/wechat-editroom --skill project-reader-value-shiker1996

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Editorial teams evaluating trending GitHub projects need consistent, evidence-based judgments about which repositories are worth covering for their audience, without relying on star counts or hype. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Multi-Dimensional Scoring: Rates each project on daily fit, quick-start value, outcome clarity, reusability, novelty, and evidence quality from 0 to 10. - Friction and Dependency Assessment: Measures installation complexity (0-10) and special dependency penalties (0-25) so readers know the real cost of trying a project. - Structured JSON Output: Returns per-project judgments with reasons to read, direct use cases, and stated limitations, covering every input candidate. - Use Case: Given a batch of trending GitHub repositories and your account's audience context, produce ranked reader-value judgments to decide which projects deserve a feature article. ## Quick Start Evaluate these trending GitHub project candidates against my account context and return reader-value scores with reasons and limitations for each one.

Frequently Asked Questions about project-reader-value

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I score GitHub projects for content worthiness?

Score each project on audience fit, quick-start value, outcome clarity, reusability, novelty, and evidence quality using only provided metadata. Combine these with installation friction and dependency penalties to rank candidates for coverage.

What inputs does project reader value evaluation need?

It needs repository metadata, project type, usage scenario, direct purpose, source and hot-list event information, plus the caller's account context. It does not fabricate README details, install steps, or performance claims not present in the input.

Does high GitHub star count affect the reader value score?

No. The evaluation explicitly avoids boosting scores based on star counts, repository age, or trendy names. Every dimension must be justified by the account context and the evidence supplied in the input.

What happens when project evidence is missing or unclear?

Dimensions that cannot be judged receive a score of 0, and the limitations field documents the evidence gap. This keeps the output honest rather than guessing at unverifiable qualities.

Can this replace programmatic scoring or fact verification?

No. The judgments only support candidate ranking in the discovery stage. They do not replace deterministic scoring pipelines or human fact-checking of sources, licenses, and claims before publication.