A README file is the front door of a software project. It helps new developers and users understand what the project does and how to start using it. This prompt makes it easy to create a great README by scanning your project's existing documentation files. It looks at folders like .github/copilot and the copilot-instructions.md file. Then it builds a complete README with sections for technology, architecture, setup, and more. The result is clear and helpful for anyone who visits your repository.
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Stress-test your plan, refine your terms, and update docs instantly
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Create read summarize edit translate and manage Lark cloud documents
To Prdmattpocock/skills
Generate a complete PRD from your conversation and codebase understanding
Github Actions Docsxixu-me/skills
Answers your GitHub Actions questions with exact official documentation links
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Localize your repo READMEs automatically with structure and selector intact
Domain Modelingmattpocock/skills
Define clear terms and record key decisions for a shared project language
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Build a shared glossary of terms from your conversations with clear definitions
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Polish your article drafts by improving clarity structure and flow