Getting started

Guide · public documentation

oss-kit is a curated set of agent skills for open source maintainers. You ask your agent for the job you need done, and the agent loads the skill that owns it.

Ask for a skill by name when you know the responsibility. Writing a README is oss-readme, community files are oss-community, CI is oss-ci, hardening is oss-harden, releases are oss-publish, changelogs and versioning are oss-changelog, repository prose is oss-writing, and the structure of a repository that ships agent skills is oss-skill.

Start with an audit when you want the broadest view:

Use oss-audit on this repository and list every gap against STANDARD.md.

The audit returns one row per rule, with the evidence it found and the skill that fixes each gap. Work down the prioritized list it gives you, handing each item to the skill it names:

Fix the R-SEC findings from that audit with oss-harden.

Every current opinion is written down. Read the standard and disagree with it before you adopt it.