Open-source skill scans your codebase first, then writes a README
Shruti_0810 · x · 2026-07-23
A free open-source skill is being pitched as a way to stop writing GitHub READMEs by hand.
- It reads the codebase first, then generates a README based on what is actually in the project.
- The author emphasizes that it avoids fake features and hallucinated claims.
- The post links to the repository, framing it as a practical workflow helper for developer documentation.
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