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license-header-adder

Adds the standard open-source license header to new source files. Use involves creating new code files that require copyright attribution.

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개요

Adds the standard open-source license header to new source files. Use involves creating new code files that require copyright attribution.

설치 명령

npx skills add https://github.com/phenobarbital/antigravity-config --skill license-header-adder

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name	license-header-adder
description	Adds the standard open-source license header to new source files. Use involves creating new code files that require copyright attribution.

License Header Adder Skill

This skill ensures that all new source files have the correct copyright header.

Instructions

Read the Template: First, read the content of the header template file located at resources/HEADER.txt.
```
# Pseudocode for agent understanding
template_content = view_file("resources/HEADER.txt")
```
Prepend to File: When creating a new file (e.g., .py, .java, .js, .ts, .go), prepend the target_file content with the template content.
Modify Comment Syntax:
- For C-style languages (Java, JS, TS, C++), keep the /* ... */ block as is.
- For Python, Shell, or YAML, convert the block to use # comments.
- For HTML/XML, use .

Example Usage

If the user asks to "create a python script for hello world", you should generate:

# Copyright (c) 2024 Google LLC
# ... (rest of license text) ...

def main():
    print("Hello World")

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name	license-header-adder
description	Adds the standard open-source license header to new source files. Use involves creating new code files that require copyright attribution.

License Header Adder Skill

This skill ensures that all new source files have the correct copyright header.

Instructions

Read the Template: First, read the content of the header template file located at resources/HEADER.txt.
```
# Pseudocode for agent understanding
template_content = view_file("resources/HEADER.txt")
```
Prepend to File: When creating a new file (e.g., .py, .java, .js, .ts, .go), prepend the target_file content with the template content.
Modify Comment Syntax:
- For C-style languages (Java, JS, TS, C++), keep the /* ... */ block as is.
- For Python, Shell, or YAML, convert the block to use # comments.
- For HTML/XML, use .

Example Usage

If the user asks to "create a python script for hello world", you should generate:

# Copyright (c) 2024 Google LLC
# ... (rest of license text) ...

def main():
    print("Hello World")