docs: add Imported Skills section to README#143
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- Document cloudflare-platform, remotion, and animejs skills - Add skill command reference (/add-skill) - Note automatic update tracking via skill-sources.json
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThe pull request adds a new "Imported Skills" section to the README documenting externally sourced skills, including their GitHub sources, descriptions, usage commands (add/list/check-updates/force-update), and configuration references to Changes
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This pull request adds a new 'Imported Skills' section to the README.md file, documenting skills imported from external repositories and the commands to manage them. My review focuses on improving the clarity and consistency of this new documentation. I've suggested clarifying the source and update mechanism for the animejs skill and making the parameter for the skill update command less ambiguous.
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| | **cloudflare-platform** | [dmmulroy/cloudflare-skill](https://github.com/dmmulroy/cloudflare-skill) | 60 Cloudflare products: Workers, Pages, D1, R2, KV, Durable Objects, AI, networking, security | | ||
| | **remotion** | [remotion-dev/skills](https://github.com/remotion-dev/skills) | Programmatic video creation with React, animations, rendering | | ||
| | **animejs** | [Context7 docs](https://animejs.com) | JavaScript animation library patterns and API | |
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The source [Context7 docs](https://animejs.com) is a bit confusing. It mixes the provider (Context7) with a link to the library's homepage, which is inconsistent with the other skills that link to GitHub repositories. This could be misleading for users, especially since the section description mentions "automatic update tracking." This likely doesn't apply to the animejs skill if it's not from a Git repository.
To improve clarity, I suggest clarifying in the description that this skill is provided via Context7.
| | **animejs** | [Context7 docs](https://animejs.com) | JavaScript animation library patterns and API | | |
| | **animejs** | [animejs.com](https://animejs.com) | JavaScript animation library patterns and API (provided via Context7) | |
| /add-skill <owner/repo> # Import a skill from GitHub | ||
| /add-skill list # List imported skills | ||
| /add-skill check-updates # Check for upstream updates | ||
| /add-skill <repo> --force # Update an existing skill |
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The <repo> parameter in the /add-skill <repo> --force command is ambiguous. It's unclear whether it refers to the skill name from the table (e.g., cloudflare-platform) or the repository name from the source URL (e.g., cloudflare-skill). Using <skill-name> would be more explicit and align better with the table's 'Skill' column.
| /add-skill <repo> --force # Update an existing skill | |
| /add-skill <skill-name> --force # Update an existing skill |
🤖 Augment PR SummarySummary: Adds an Imported Skills section to the README documenting curated external skills (Cloudflare Platform, Remotion, Anime.js) and their sources. 🤖 Was this summary useful? React with 👍 or 👎 |
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| ## **Imported Skills** | ||
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| aidevops includes curated skills imported from external repositories, with automatic update tracking: | ||
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The phrase "automatic update tracking" may overstate what happens for Context7-style imports: setup.sh skips update checks when upstream_commit is empty (noted as e.g. context7 imports). Consider clarifying that only skills with a recorded upstream commit are auto-checked.
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| /add-skill list # List imported skills | ||
| /add-skill check-updates # Check for upstream updates | ||
| /add-skill <repo> --force # Update an existing skill | ||
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/add-skill <repo> --force looks inconsistent with the required owner/repo format (or full GitHub URL) used elsewhere; a bare <repo> likely won’t parse in the helper. Consider updating this example to /<add-skill> <owner/repo> --force for accuracy.
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| Skills are registered in `.agent/configs/skill-sources.json` and checked for updates during `./setup.sh`. | ||
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setup.sh checks $HOME/.aidevops/agents/configs/skill-sources.json for update info, so saying skills are registered in .agent/configs/skill-sources.json could confuse users unless setup copies/syncs that file there first. Consider mentioning the installed path (or both paths) explicitly.
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