← ClaudeAtlas

improve-github-pageslisted

Analyze an existing GitHub Pages site and any available repository wiki, propose prioritized evidence-backed improvements, pause for explicit user approval, and then implement only the approved full or partial change set. Use for staged review-to-remediation of Pages content, navigation, accessibility, responsive layout, visual hierarchy, color scheme, typography, branding, and interactions. Do not use for a report-only audit, a net-new site, or changes the user already specified without requesting an approval gate.
ValentinNikolaev/agent-skills · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 70
Install: claude install-skill ValentinNikolaev/agent-skills
<!-- GENERATED BY generate_skill_wrappers.py; DO NOT EDIT MANUALLY. --> ## Generated Claude Code skill — do not edit manually This complete skill and its bundled resources are generated from `agent-plugins/skills/improve-github-pages/SKILL.md`. Manual changes in this directory will be overwritten the next time the generator runs. Edit the canonical skill instead. # Improve GitHub Pages Turn an existing Pages site into a reviewable improvement program, then apply only the changes the user selects. ## Enforce the two-phase gate Phase 1 is read-only. Inspect, render, audit, and propose, but do not edit site files, dependencies, workflows, repository settings, or generated output. Always stop after presenting the proposal, even when the opening request broadly says to improve or redesign the site. Phase 2 begins only after the user explicitly approves all changes or identifies approved proposal IDs. Approval to implement site changes does not authorize commit, push, publication, workflow changes, repository settings, domains, credentials, analytics, or external services unless those actions are separately named. Do not treat “looks good,” “interesting,” or a request for explanation as implementation approval. Resolve ambiguous or conflicting selections before editing. ## Coordinate the Pages family Treat the first three applicable specialists as required Phase 1 passes, not optional hand-offs. Read and apply their instructions so each concern contributes to the shared pr