Can I contribute multiple skills in a single pull request?

No, it is best practice to keep skills independent. Each skill should have its own feature branch and PR to ensure they can be independently reviewed and merged.

How do I know if my skill is ready to be shared?

A skill is ready when it applies broadly (not project-specific), follows the writing-skills guidelines, and has been thoroughly tested using the TDD process.

What are the prerequisites for using this skill?

You need the GitHub CLI (gh) installed and authenticated, and your working directory must be your local clone of the skills repository.

What happens after my pull request is merged?

This skill provides commands to sync your local main branch with the upstream repository and safely delete your temporary feature branches.

Skill Sharing & Contribution

Name: Skill Sharing & Contribution
Author: martin-janci

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Developer Tools

Guides the process of branching, committing, and creating pull requests to contribute custom skills back to upstream Claude Code repositories.

About

The Skill Sharing & Contribution skill provides a structured framework for developers to move their local Claude Code enhancements into the broader ecosystem. By standardizing the git workflow—from initial branching and synchronized main pulls to detailed PR templates and GitHub CLI integration—it ensures that every contribution is well-documented, properly tested, and easy for maintainers to review. This tool is essential for anyone looking to scale their productivity by collaborating with the global developer community.

Key Features

Deep integration with GitHub CLI for streamlined pull requests
Guidance on contribution criteria and testing requirements
Automated Git workflow management for feature branching and syncing
Standardized commit message generation for skill documentation
Post-merge cleanup and branch synchronization routines
1 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Contributing a general-purpose skill to the public Claude Marketplace
Managing internal team contributions to a private organizational skill repository
Updating existing community skills with improvements or bug fixes

About

Key Features

Deep integration with GitHub CLI for streamlined pull requests
Guidance on contribution criteria and testing requirements
Automated Git workflow management for feature branching and syncing
Standardized commit message generation for skill documentation
Post-merge cleanup and branch synchronization routines
1 GitHub stars

Use Cases

Contributing a general-purpose skill to the public Claude Marketplace
Managing internal team contributions to a private organizational skill repository
Updating existing community skills with improvements or bug fixes