yao-open-skills-sync

To manage and synchronize an open-source skill collection, you can use this Python-based skill to handle intake, registration, and maintenance. It automatically registers skills in a JSON registry and pushes collection changes to GitHub upon request.

Registering a local skill into a public repository involves evaluating its suitability, importing it into a designated directory, and adding an entry to the registry. This skill automates that process by creating a public copy and tracking its status.

Yes, you can automatically generate a README catalog and HTML navigation for a skill collection. This skill builds a human-readable usage guide and updates the catalog whenever you import or modify skills in the repository.

Yes, you need Python to maintain this public skill collection and sync it with GitHub. The skill relies on Python scripts to execute evaluation, registration, and synchronization tasks within the repository root.

To determine if a local skill is suitable for public release, you can run the skill evaluation feature. It assesses the local skill files and helps you decide whether to proceed with importing and publishing them to the public collection.

The skill collection maintenance scripts are specifically designed for the yao-open-skills public collection and require a GitHub repository for publishing. They focus on intake and synchronization rather than providing a general-purpose package manager.