readme
Generate StyleList94-style README.md based on project type
What this skill does
Generate clean, practical README.md files tailored to project type. ## Project Type Detection Detect project type by analyzing: | Type | Detection Criteria | | ---- | ------------------ | | Library/Package | `package.json` has `main`, `exports`, or `types` field | | CLI Tool | `package.json` has `bin` field | | Plugin Marketplace | `.claude-plugin/marketplace.json` exists | | Personal Project | None of the above | > Note: Profile README repositories (username/username) are special-purpose and excluded. ## Section Structure by Type ### Library/Package ```markdown # Project Name One-line description ## Getting Started ### Installation pnpm add package-name # or npm npm install package-name # or yarn yarn add package-name ### Usage Basic usage code block ## Features - Core feature list ## API Reference (optional) Key API documentation ``` ### CLI Tool ```markdown # Project Name One-line description ## Getting Started ### Installation pnpm add -g package-name ## Options CLI options table or list ## Example Usage examples ``` ### Plugin Marketplace ```markdown # Project Name One-line description ## Installation How to register with marketplace ## Available Plugins Plugin list ## Project Structure Directory structure explanation ``` ### Personal Project ```markdown # Project Name Project description ## Getting Started Simple run commands ``` ## Style Guidelines ### Package Manager - **pnpm first** as primary - Provide npm/yarn alternatives: ```bash pnpm add package-name # or npm npm install package-name # or yarn yarn add package-name ``` ### Code Blocks - Always specify language: `bash`, `typescript`, `tsx`, etc. - One command per block for easy copying ### Formatting - Single blank line between sections - No unnecessary badges or decorations - Practical, no-frills style ## Behavior 1. **New README**: Detect project type → Generate appropriate section structure 2. **Update README**: Preserve existing style while adding missing sections
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