readme-config

README consistency in monorepos is maintained through templates and validation logic that enforce standardized structure at the repository root. This Skill provides repository-type-aware templates—distinguishing library from consumer projects—and validation scaffolding to audit required sections, ensuring all monorepo READMEs meet the same documentation standards and content guidelines.

A well-structured monorepo root README includes Title, Overview, Quick Start, Commands, and Documentation links sections. This Skill provides templates that enforce these structured sections and offer content-length guidance, ensuring documentation completeness and navigability for users and contributors.

Yes. This Skill includes validation scaffolding that audits existing README.md files for required sections, proper links, and content completeness. It checks whether your repository is correctly identified as a library or consumer project and flags gaps against the template structure.

This Skill detects your repository type—library or consumer—and applies the appropriate template. Library templates and consumer templates differ in emphasis and content structure, allowing you to generate tailored README.md files that match your project's actual purpose and audience.

Automated validation checks the monorepo root README for required sections, consistent formatting, and adequate link coverage. This Skill performs these audits against predefined templates, identifying documentation gaps and inconsistencies without manual review.

No. This Skill centralizes template management and validation for monorepo roots, eliminating manual synchronization. Once templates are applied and validation rules are set, the Skill ensures ongoing consistency across your monorepo without duplicated effort per project.