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eunai

@eunai source repo

7 published skills

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    Readme · eunai
    Maintains README documents using Make a README and Google README guidance for clear project identity, setup, usage, support, status, documentation links, and license coverage. Use when editing README.md, README.public.md, package READMEs, quick starts, install instructions, usage examples, documentation maps, or contributor-facing README sections.
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    Changelog · eunai
    Maintains changelog documents using Keep a Changelog 1.1.0 and Semantic Versioning. Use when editing CHANGELOG.md, CHANGELOG.public.md, release notes, Unreleased sections, version headings, or deciding how a change maps to SemVer impact.
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    Maintain Badges · eunai bundle
    Maintains manually updated static Shields.io badges and their repository rules using authoritative local evidence. Use when checking, adding, adopting, updating, removing, or designing README badges, or when repository changes may affect a managed badge.
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    Mirror Question · eunai
    Repeat a question exactly, then restate it in clearer technical language without changing its meaning.
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    Setup Standards · eunai
    Binds a repository to selected commit, README, and changelog standards by writing invoke-before-work pointers into the repo's agent-read source-of-truth doc. Use when the user wants to set up or enforce repository standards, or invokes /setup-standards.
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    Commit Standards · eunai bundle
    Author and validate git commit messages against Conventional Commits, layering any repo-local rules on top. Use when about to commit, when writing or fixing a commit message, or when the user invokes /commit-standards or asks about commit message conventions. Not for changelog entries (use the changelog skill) or for browsing git history.
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    Publish Boundary · eunai
    Reviews private source-of-truth repos and their generated public repos for sanitation, audience separation, whitelist drift, and pre-push safety. Use when editing private/public document pairs, publish scripts, whitelists, public-facing docs, catalog entries, or preparing to push a filtered public repo.
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