github-readme
GitHub README
Use this skill to produce a README that helps visitors decide quickly whether to use the project and how to get started.
Goal
A good GitHub README should answer, in order:
- What is this project?
- Why should I use it?
- How do I run it right now?
- How do I configure common cases?
- How do I contribute?
Workflow
- Identify audience and primary use case.
- Write a short value-first opening section.
- Add a runnable quickstart with copy-pastable commands.
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