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    Modern README & Repo Author Branding

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    Stamp your author identity across a repo — a modern GitHub README, your name in every manifest, and AI attribution stripped from your own files.

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    Modern README & Repo Author Branding

    Modern README & Repo Author Branding

    Example session with this skill installed

    Brand this Node.js CLI repo as mine and set up the GitHub scaffold. Name: Jane Doe, GitHub handle: janedoe, email: jane@example.dev, MIT license. Strip any Claude attribution from the files first.

    • Read your context and instructions
    • Compiled the modern readme

    Summary

    Applied your author identity across the repo's README, manifests, and GitHub scaffold, and stripped AI-assistant attribution from files you authored.

    1. Author identity loaded

    2. README — modern GitHub-first structure

    Generated hero section, badges (license, version, stars), table of contents, install/usage sections, and an Author/Credits block crediting Jane Doe.

    3. Manifests updated

    // package.json
{
  "author": "Jane Doe <jane@example.dev> (https://github.com/janedoe)",
  "repository": { "type": "git", "url": "https://github.com/janedoe/repo-name" },
  "license": "MIT"
}

    
# pyproject.toml (if applicable)
[project]
authors = [
  { name = "Jane Doe", email = "jane@example.dev" }
]
    • LICENSE copyright line updated to: Copyright (c) 2026 Jane Doe
    • CITATION.cff author block set with given-names/family-names

    4. AI attribution stripped

    Removed "Generated with Claude" footers and Co-Authored-By AI trailers from your own source files. No changes made to any third-party LICENSE, NOTICE, or AUTHORS files.

    5. GitHub scaffold completed

    Added .github/ issue templates, pull request template, .gitignore (Node.js preset), and FUNDING.yml linked to your GitHub sponsors handle.

    Next steps

    1. Review the generated README and manifest diffs before committing.
    2. Confirm the MIT license choice doesn't conflict with any forked/dependency code (no copyleft flags raised here).
    3. Commit and push — this skill does not push or publish on your behalf.

    Connects securely to your tools. The creator never sees your data.

    What you get

    Unify author identity across package.json, pyproject.toml, and Cargo.toml.Generate GitHub-ready READMEs with automated status badges.Strip AI watermarks and 'Generated by Claude' footers from scaffolds.Create standard .github/ templates for funding and issue tracking.

    About this skill

    A branding standard for the repos you build with an AI assistant. Set your author identity once and it applies everywhere: a modern, rich GitHub README (badges, a centered hero, table of contents, collapsible sections, an Author/Credits block), your author details across the project's manifests (LICENSE copyright, package.json, pyproject.toml, Cargo.toml, composer.json, CITATION.cff, FUNDING.yml), a consistent GitHub file set (.gitignore, .github/ templates, CONTRIBUTING), and AI-assistant attribution removed from your own files.

    It's for developers who ship a lot and want every public repo to feel distinctly, consistently theirs instead of looking templated or still carrying "Generated with Claude" boilerplate. The author is a parameter — a built-in default identity ships with it, and you swap in your own name, GitHub username, email, and site. Reach for it when starting a new project, publishing an existing one, or auditing a codebase for inconsistent author metadata.

    It brands your work only. It never removes or alters third-party copyright notices, upstream author credits, or OSS LICENSE/NOTICE/AUTHORS files — those stay untouched — and it won't rebrand someone else's project as yours. You are the author of record and accountable for what you publish. It's advisory and GitHub-first: it produces the files and you commit them; it doesn't push or publish anywhere, and it's not legal advice on licensing (it flags copyleft obligations and points you to choosealicense.com).

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