github-repo-scaffold

name	github-repo-scaffold
description	Create or update professional GitHub repository scaffolding files. Use when the user asks to generate README, repository About text, CODEOWNERS, CONTRIBUTING, FUNDING, SECURITY, or other .github support files for a project.

GitHub Repo Scaffold

Create clean GitHub project files that match the actual repository. Read the repo structure before writing and do not invent paths, workflows, checks, or protections.

Required Outputs

When asked for full scaffolding, produce:

1. README.md
2. Repository About description
3. .github/CODEOWNERS
4. .github/CONTRIBUTING.md
5. .github/FUNDING.yml
6. .github/SECURITY.md

Content Rules

• Start README with project name and one-sentence summary.
• Include quick install or usage, main features, useful architecture notes, contribution link, and license.
• Keep About text to 1-2 concise sentences with 3-6 meaningful keywords.
• Use GitHub CODEOWNERS syntax and default owner @edyhvh unless the user says otherwise.
• Use github: [edyhvh] for FUNDING unless the project has other platforms.
• Keep SECURITY realistic: mention only protections, checks, and workflows that exist or are explicitly requested.
• Default maintainer is Jhonny / @edyhvh.
• Default license is MIT unless told otherwise.
• Prefer clarity over length.