Generate README drafts from spine, callout, and inventory data.
npx skills add https://github.com/getkyo/kyo --skill readme-draft
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: readme-draft Source: https://github.com/getkyo/kyo/tree/main/.claude/skills/readme-draft Command: npx skills add https://github.com/getkyo/kyo --skill readme-draft
This Skill automates turning a structured source-analysis output into a ready-to-edit README draft, ensuring a consistent curriculum-driven structure.
Generate a complete README draft from the spine, callouts, and inventory provided for a Skill unit.
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To generate a README from source analysis data, you provide structured spine, callouts, and API inventory outputs to automate the drafting of a ready-to-edit Markdown document. The tool converts these structured inputs into a cohesive, curriculum-driven README.
To structure documentation with a curriculum-first approach, the draft enforces five specific rules: a defined opening, logical composition, cluster sections, cross-API teaching, and strategic callout placement. This ensures the README teaches concepts progressively rather than just listing features.
The best way to convert an API inventory into Markdown documentation is to process it alongside spine and callout data to produce an export-ready draft. This ensures API references are integrated into cluster sections with cross-API teaching context.
Yes, you can automatically draft docs from structured callouts and spine data. The system takes these specific analysis outputs and generates a complete, coherent Markdown document following prescribed section order and teaching-oriented naming conventions.
Yes, you need a pre-existing source-analysis output containing spine, callouts, and an API inventory to generate a README draft. The tool operates specifically on these structured Skill unit inputs to map them into a complete Markdown document.
Yes, you can and should edit the generated Markdown README after it is drafted. The tool produces a ready-to-edit document that enforces structural rules but is designed to be further refined by a human author before final export.
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