padosoft-knowhow-harvestlisted

Use this skill to turn what other repositories have learned into skills — a periodic harvest of their lessons files, rule folders, internal skills, decision records and security docs, deciding for each finding whether it updates an existing skill, becomes a new one, or is deliberately left alone. Also when the user says "check the repos for new rules", "harvest the know-how", "what changed since last time", asks how to keep the catalogue current, wants to know whether something was already considered, or asks what to do with the local rules a skill now duplicates. It covers the work order, the judgement that turns a finding into a rule, the promotion criterion, and the ledger that stops the same material being mined twice. Do not use it to write a single skill from scratch (padosoft-skill-creator) or to audit an existing one.
padosoft/skills · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 80

Install: claude install-skill padosoft/skills

# Know-how harvest Every repository you run accumulates hard-won rules — in a lessons file, a rules folder, decision records, an internal skill. They stay there, benefiting one project. This is the loop that moves them into the shared catalogue **without** re-reading everything every time, and without losing the record of what was decided. **The rule: harvest the rule, leave the story, and write down what you decided — including the rejections, because an undocumented rejection is re-mined every six months.** --- ## 0. Setup, once ```bash cp .harvest-sources.example.json .harvest-sources.json # then fill in your paths ``` Both that file and `.harvest-ledger.json` are gitignored on purpose: **a list of the repositories you run is metadata about your business**, and this repository is public. If more than one person harvests, keep them in a private companion repository or a secret rather than committing them here. ## 1. The work order ```bash make harvest # or: python3 scripts/harvest.py scan python3 scripts/harvest.py scan --id monolith # one source python3 scripts/harvest.py scan --json # to drive another tool ``` It prints four groups, and the current catalogue to match against: | Group | What it means | |---|---| | **New** | never considered — the bulk on a first run, a trickle afterwards | | **Changed** | reconsider; the work order says what you decided last time | | **Gone** | the source file is gone — check whether a skill s