repo-maintain

You can audit multiple repositories for standardization by running the embedded Python script across a target directory to check README existence, license visibility, logo presence, .gitignore completeness, and dependency configuration, generating a structured JSON report for remediation.

Repository standardization enforcement covers repo metadata, logo presence, license and gitignore compliance, CLAUDE settings, and dependency management across diverse projects, applying deterministic checks to ensure consistent branding and configuration.

You can set up Dependabot and insert license files across multiple repositories using the skill's automated remediation scripts, which safely apply fixes like license insertion and Dependabot configuration based on the generated audit report.

Yes, you need both git and gh installed as dependencies to audit and remediate repositories, as the skill relies on these tools to access repository metadata and enforce standardized configuration across your workspace.

The best way to generate a JSON audit report for repository remediation is running the built-in audit script with the target repositories directory, which performs deterministic checks and emits a structured report for downstream remediation workflows.

Repository health checks fail for README and branding compliance when audits detect missing or inconsistent files, which the remediation scripts address by generating logos, inserting licenses, and applying standardized configuration across repositories.