skill-from-github

1# Skill from GitHub
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3When users want to accomplish something, search GitHub for quality projects that solve the problem, understand them deeply, then create a skill based on that knowledge.
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5## When to Use
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7When users describe a task and you want to find existing tools/projects to learn from:
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9- "I want to be able to convert markdown to PDF"
10- "Help me analyze sentiment in customer reviews"
11- "I need to generate API documentation from code"
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13## Workflow
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15### Step 1: Understand User Intent
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17Clarify what the user wants to achieve:
18- What is the input?
19- What is the expected output?
20- Any constraints (language, framework, etc.)?
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22### Step 2: Search GitHub
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24Search for projects that solve this problem:
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26```
27{task keywords} language:{preferred} stars:>100 sort:stars
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30**Search tips:**
31- Start broad, then narrow down
32- Try different keyword combinations
33- Include "cli", "tool", "library" if relevant
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35**Quality filters (must meet ALL):**
36- Stars > 100 (community validated)
37- Updated within last 12 months (actively maintained)
38- Has README with clear documentation
39- Has actual code (not just awesome-list)
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41### Step 3: Present Options to User
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43Show top 3-5 candidates:
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45```markdown
46## Found X projects that can help
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48### Option 1: [project-name](github-url)
49- Stars: xxx | Last updated: xxx
50- What it does: one-line description
51- Why it's good: specific strength
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53### Option 2: ...
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55Which one should I dive into? Or should I search differently?
56```
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