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@dzhechkov/skills-news

v0.1.5

Published

News & monitoring skill set — build source-cited news digests (news-digest) and run lightweight delta watches (news-monitor) on any topic, with goap-research-ed25519 bundled as a MANDATORY verified-research backend (GOAP planning + ed25519-signed source p

Readme

@dzhechkov/skills-news

2 dz-original skills for news & monitoring — turn any topic + period into a professional, source-cited report, and watch for what's new in between.

| Skill | What it's for | How to trigger | |-------|---------------|----------------| | news-digest | Build a full, source-cited news digest on any topic for a period — multi-stream research → credibility-tiered sources → coverage audit → synthesis into Markdown (optionally .docx) with inline citations + a categorized source index. Topic-agnostic via swappable profiles. | "сделай AI-дайджест за февраль" / "what's new in X over the last month" / /news-digest | | news-monitor | Lightweight delta watch — "what's genuinely new since I last looked?" Diffs against a saved watermark, dedups, cites every item. Cheaper than a full digest; run it frequently between digests. | "what's new in X since last week" / "monitor X for releases" / /news-monitor |

Both read the same profiles (news-digest/references/profiles/): a ready genai-world profile for AI news, plus a _template.md to define any topic. Company/competitive context stays in a local, unpublished profile (mirrors the external-comms-gate rule) — no proprietary content ships here.

Attribution. The multi-stream methodology (modes, changelog/broad sweeps, source-credibility tiers, coverage audit, adaptive synthesis) is inspired by Cloud.ru's GenAI GTM news-digest skills and rewritten clean-room as a generalized, topic-agnostic set.

Install

# Via dz CLI (recommended)
dz init --target claude-code --select news-digest,news-monitor

# Or install the package directly
npm install @dzhechkov/skills-news

How to use

Skills auto-activate when your task matches their trigger phrases (in each SKILL.md):

  • "Сделай AI-дайджест за февраль" / "what's new in X over the last month" → news-digest
  • "what's new in GenAI since last week" / "monitor the K8s ecosystem for releases" → news-monitor

Typical loop: news-monitor frequently (cheap "what changed?") → news-digest periodically (the full cited report). To see a skill's exact triggers and assets: dz info <skill-id>.