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github-to-skill

Search GitHub repositories and generate Claude Skills from them. Use this skill when users want to create a new skill based on an existing GitHub repository, need to find high-quality libraries for skill development, or want to transform a GitHub project into a reusable Claude capability. Supports repository search, quality filtering, and skill template generation.

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adongwanai/adong-skills
Letzte Quellaktivität
21. Januar 2026 um 16:38
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Englisch
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SKILL.md
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github-to-skill
description
Search GitHub repositories and generate Claude Skills from them. Use this skill when users want to create a new skill based on an existing GitHub repository, need to find high-quality libraries for skill development, or want to transform a GitHub project into a reusable Claude capability. Supports repository search, quality filtering, and skill template generation.
# GitHub to Skill Creator Automatically discover GitHub repositories and convert them into Claude Skills. ## Overview Transforms any GitHub repository into a reusable Claude Skill by: 1. **Searching** GitHub for high-quality, active repositories 2. **Analyzing** repository structure and documentation 3. **Generating** skill templates with proper structure 4. **Packaging** ready-to-use skills ## Workflow Decision Tree ``` User Request ↓ Does user have a specific repo in mind? ├─ YES → Generate skill template directly │ (use generate_skill_template.py) │ └─ NO → Search GitHub first 1. Ask clarifying questions 2. Run repository search 3. Present TOP 5-10 options 4. User selects repo 5. Generate skill template ``` ## Phase 1: Repository Search & Recommendation ### Step 1: Understand Requirements Ask the user: - What functionality do you need? - Any preferred programming language? - Specific requirements (license, activity level)? ### Step 2: Search GitHub Use the search script with appropriate filters: ```bash # Basic search python3 scripts/search_github_repos.py "PDF processing" # With language filter python3 scripts/search_github_repos.py "image manipulation" --language python # High quality, recently updated python3 scripts/search_github_repos.py "REST API" --min-stars 500 --sort updated # Save results for analysis python3 scripts/search_github_repos.py "data processing" --output results.json ``` ### Step 3: Present Results Display results in a clear table format: | # | Repository | Stars | Updated | Language | Description | Recommendation | |---|-----------|-------|---------|----------|-------------|----------------| | 1 | [owner/repo](url) | 2500 | 2024-01 | Python | Brief desc | ⭐ High quality, active | ### Quality Criteria When recommending repositories, ensure: - ✅ **Active maintenance**: Updated within 6 months - ✅ **Quality indicators**: 100+ stars, good documentation - ✅ **Clear API**: Well-defined interfaces and examples - ✅ **License**: Permissive license (MIT, Apache, BSD) ## Phase 2: Skill Template Generation ### Step 1: Analyze Repository After user selects a repository: ```bash # Generate skill template python3 scripts/generate_skill_template.py owner/repository # Custom output directory python3 scripts/generate_skill_template.py owner/repository --output ./skills ``` ### Step 2: Review Generated Structure The generator creates: ``` skill-name/ ├── SKILL.md # Ready to customize ├── scripts/ │ └── example.py # Starter code └── references/ # For additional docs ``` ### Step 3: Customize the Skill **Update SKILL.md:** - Edit frontmatter description (be specific about when to use) - Replace [TODO] items with actual content - Add clear usage examples - Document configuration options **Implement Core Logic:** - Write wrapper scripts in `scripts/` - Handle errors gracefully - Add logging and user feedback **Add References:** - API documentation - Configuration examples - Troubleshooting guides ### Step 4: Test & Package ```bash # Test the skill # [Manual testing steps] # Package the skill cd ../skill-creator python3 scripts/package_skill.py ../skill-name ``` ## Usage Examples ### Example 1: User Knows What They Want **User:** "Create a skill from pdfplumber repository" **Action:** ```bash python3 scripts/generate_skill_template.py jsvine/pdfplumber ``` ### Example 2: User Needs Guidance **User:** "I want to add PDF processing capabilities" **Action:** 1. Ask: "What type of PDF processing? (extraction, manipulation, form filling)" 2. Search: `python3 scripts/search_github_repos.py "PDF extraction" --language python` 3. Present TOP 5 options with pros/cons 4. Guide selection and generate template ### Example 3: No Suitable Repository Found **User:** "I need quantum computing simulation" **Action:** 1. Search reveals limited/old repositories 2. Suggest alternatives: - Combine multiple smaller libraries - Create from scratch with skill-creator - Use web APIs instead ## Best Practices ### Search Strategy - **Start broad**: Use general terms ("PDF processing") - **Narrow down**: Add filters (--language, --min-stars) - **Try variations**: "PDF extract", "PDF parse", "document processing" ### Repository Evaluation Check these before recommending: 1. **Last commit**: Within 6 months 2. **Issues ratio**: Low open/closed ratio indicates good maintenance 3. **Documentation**: README, examples, API docs 4. **License**: Prefer MIT/Apache for permissive use ### Skill Design Principles - **Keep it focused**: One primary purpose per skill - **Minimal dependencies**: Prefer widely-used libraries - **Clear error messages**: Help users troubleshoot - **Test thoroughly**: Verify before packaging ## Troubleshooting **No repositories found** - Broaden search terms - Reduce minimum stars threshold - Try different programming languages **GitHub API rate limit** - Create GitHub token: https://github.com/settings/tokens - Set `GITHUB_TOKEN` environment variable - Or use `--token` parameter **Generated skill doesn't work** - Verify repository has clear API/usage patterns - Check dependencies are installable - Review error messages in scripts ## Dependencies ```bash pip install requests ``` Optional (for GitHub API rate limits): - GitHub personal access token ## Related Skills - **skill-creator**: Create skills from scratch - **pdf-to-ppt**: Example of a generated skill ## Resources - GitHub Search: https://github.com/search - GitHub API Docs: https://docs.github.com/en/rest - Skill Creation Guide: Available in skill-creator references/
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