Release v1.22.0: Add skill-reviewer and github-contributor

- Add skill-reviewer v1.0.0 for reviewing Claude Code skills against best practices
  - Self-review mode: validate your own skills before publishing
  - External review mode: evaluate others' skill repositories
  - Auto-PR mode: fork, improve, submit PRs with additive-only changes
  - Auto-install dependencies: automatically installs skill-creator if missing

- Add github-contributor v1.0.0 for strategic open-source contribution
  - Four contribution types: Documentation, Code Quality, Bug Fixes, Features
  - Project selection criteria and red flags
  - PR excellence workflow and reputation building ladder
  - GitHub CLI commands and conventional commit format

- Update marketplace to v1.22.0 with 30 skills
- Update documentation (README, README.zh-CN, CLAUDE.md, CHANGELOG)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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name: github-contributor
description: Strategic guide for becoming an effective GitHub contributor. Covers opportunity discovery, project selection, high-quality PR creation, and reputation building. Use when looking to contribute to open-source projects, building GitHub presence, or learning contribution best practices.
---
# GitHub Contributor
Strategic guide for becoming an effective GitHub contributor and building your open-source reputation.
## The Strategy
**Core insight**: Many open-source projects have room for improvement. By contributing high-quality PRs, you:
- Build contributor reputation
- Learn from top codebases
- Expand professional network
- Create public proof of skills
## Contribution Types
### 1. Documentation Improvements
**Lowest barrier, high impact.**
- Fix typos, grammar, unclear explanations
- Add missing examples
- Improve README structure
- Translate documentation
```
Opportunity signals:
- "docs", "documentation" labels
- Issues asking "how do I..."
- Outdated screenshots or examples
```
### 2. Code Quality Enhancements
**Medium effort, demonstrates technical skill.**
- Fix linter warnings
- Add type annotations
- Improve error messages
- Refactor for readability
```
Opportunity signals:
- "good first issue" label
- "tech debt" or "refactor" labels
- Code without tests
```
### 3. Bug Fixes
**High impact, builds trust.**
- Reproduce and fix reported bugs
- Add regression tests
- Document root cause
```
Opportunity signals:
- "bug" label with reproduction steps
- Issues with many thumbs up
- Stale bugs (maintainers busy)
```
### 4. Feature Additions
**Highest effort, highest visibility.**
- Implement requested features
- Add integrations
- Performance improvements
```
Opportunity signals:
- "help wanted" label
- Features with clear specs
- Issues linked to roadmap
```
## Project Selection
### Good First Projects
| Criteria | Why |
|----------|-----|
| Active maintainers | PRs get reviewed |
| Clear contribution guide | Know expectations |
| "good first issue" labels | Curated entry points |
| Recent merged PRs | Project is alive |
| Friendly community | Supportive feedback |
### Red Flags
- No activity in 6+ months
- Many open PRs without review
- Hostile issue discussions
- No contribution guidelines
### Finding Projects
```bash
# GitHub search for good first issues
gh search issues "good first issue" --language=python --sort=created
# Search by topic
gh search repos "topic:cli" --sort=stars --limit=20
# Find repos you use
# Check dependencies in your projects
```
## PR Excellence
### Before Writing Code
```
Pre-PR Checklist:
- [ ] Read CONTRIBUTING.md
- [ ] Check existing PRs for similar changes
- [ ] Comment on issue to claim it
- [ ] Understand project conventions
- [ ] Set up development environment
```
### Writing the PR
**Title**: Clear, conventional format
```
feat: Add support for YAML config files
fix: Resolve race condition in connection pool
docs: Update installation instructions for Windows
refactor: Extract validation logic into separate module
```
**Description**: Structured and thorough
```markdown
## Summary
[What this PR does in 1-2 sentences]
## Motivation
[Why this change is needed]
## Changes
- [Change 1]
- [Change 2]
## Testing
[How you tested this]
## Screenshots (if UI)
[Before/After images]
```
### After Submitting
- Respond to feedback promptly
- Make requested changes quickly
- Be grateful for reviews
- Don't argue, discuss
## Building Reputation
### The Contribution Ladder
```
Level 1: Documentation fixes
↓ (build familiarity)
Level 2: Small bug fixes
↓ (understand codebase)
Level 3: Feature contributions
↓ (trusted contributor)
Level 4: Maintainer status
```
### Consistency Over Volume
```
❌ 10 PRs in one week, then nothing
✅ 1-2 PRs per week, sustained
```
### Engage Beyond PRs
- Answer questions in issues
- Help triage bug reports
- Review others' PRs (if welcome)
- Join project Discord/Slack
## Common Mistakes
### Don't
- Submit drive-by PRs without context
- Argue with maintainers
- Ignore code style guidelines
- Make massive changes without discussion
- Ghost after submitting
### Do
- Start with small, focused PRs
- Follow project conventions exactly
- Communicate proactively
- Accept feedback gracefully
- Build relationships over time
## Workflow Template
```
Contribution Workflow:
- [ ] Find project with "good first issue"
- [ ] Read contribution guidelines
- [ ] Comment on issue to claim
- [ ] Fork and set up locally
- [ ] Make focused changes
- [ ] Test thoroughly
- [ ] Write clear PR description
- [ ] Respond to review feedback
- [ ] Celebrate when merged! 🎉
```
## Quick Reference
### GitHub CLI Commands
```bash
# Fork a repo
gh repo fork owner/repo --clone
# Create PR
gh pr create --title "feat: ..." --body "..."
# Check PR status
gh pr status
# View project issues
gh issue list --repo owner/repo --label "good first issue"
```
### Commit Message Format
```
<type>(<scope>): <description>
[optional body]
[optional footer]
```
Types: `feat`, `fix`, `docs`, `style`, `refactor`, `test`, `chore`
## References
- `references/pr_checklist.md` - Complete PR quality checklist
- `references/project_evaluation.md` - How to evaluate projects
- `references/communication_templates.md` - Issue/PR templates