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@fmlima4/copilot-library

v0.1.0

Published

Reusable Copilot prompt assets, skills, templates, and AI engineering guidelines.

Downloads

154

Readme

Copilot Library

Reusable prompt assets for GitHub Copilot and related AI workflows. This repository is structured as an npm package so you can version, publish, install, and sync the same guidance across multiple projects.

Repository layout

copilot-library/
├── agents/
├── architecture-rules/
├── backend/
├── code-review/
├── frontend/
├── mcps/
├── pr-templates/
├── security/
├── skills/
├── stack-guidelines/
├── bin/
└── src/

Install

npm install @your-scope/copilot-library

Use as a library

import { copyLibrary, getAssetPath, getAssetDirectories } from '@your-scope/copilot-library';

console.log(getAssetDirectories());
console.log(getAssetPath('skills'));

await copyLibrary('.github/copilot');

Use the CLI

Copy the full library into a consuming repository:

npx @your-scope/copilot-library .github/copilot

Copy only selected sections:

npx @your-scope/copilot-library .github/copilot skills architecture-rules security

Publish to GitHub

git init
git add .
git commit -m "Initial copilot library"
gh repo create copilot-library --source=. --public --push

Publish to npm

  1. Replace @your-scope/copilot-library in package.json with your real npm scope or package name.
  2. Run npm login.
  3. Run npm run check.
  4. Run npm publish --access public.

Suggested consumer layout

Keep library content synced into project-local guidance such as .github/copilot, .copilot, or your own internal prompt directory.