Expand the conservative risk sync with explicit critical, offensive, and none patterns.\n\nAuto-apply high-confidence legacy label fixes, add the authorized-use notice when promoting offensive skills, and regenerate canonical and plugin artifacts so the unknown backlog keeps shrinking without loosening contributor input rules.
Add a conservative metadata fixer for missing risk and source fields,
cover it with tests, and backfill the remaining skills using explicit
source inference only when the provenance is clear. Fall back to the
repo-documented defaults when the file does not support a stronger claim.
Refs #365
Replace malformed frontmatter lines that start with an extra YAML document separator with proper metadata fields. This keeps the skill metadata parseable by strict loaders that only accept a single YAML document in SKILL.md frontmatter.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add 300+ new skills from 35+ community repositories
- Total collection now at 1,200+ skills
- New categories: UI/UX, Security, Data Science, Health, Quantum, Makepad
- Update package.json to v7.0.0
- Update README with new stats and 20k stars celebration banner
- Complete CHANGELOG with all new skills and community credits
- Add release_notes.md with detailed acknowledgments
Validation chain run, catalog regenerated.
Thank you to our incredible community for 20,000 GitHub stars!
- Add date_added to all 950+ skills for complete tracking
- Update version to 6.5.0 in package.json and README
- Regenerate all indexes and catalog
- Sync all generated files
Features from merged PR #150:
- Stars/Upvotes system for community-driven discovery
- Auto-update mechanism via START_APP.bat
- Interactive Prompt Builder
- Date tracking badges
- Smart auto-categorization
All skills validated and indexed.
Made-with: Cursor
Production-ready automation skills for 78 SaaS apps covering CRM,
project management, communication, email, DevOps, storage, and more.
Each skill includes workflow patterns, tool sequences, known pitfalls,
and quick reference tables.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
