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@wipcomputer/wip-readme-format

v1.9.25

Published

Reformat any repo's README to follow the WIP Computer standard. Agent-first, human-readable.

Downloads

641

Readme

WIP Computer

README Formatter

Generate or validate READMEs that follow the WIP Computer standard. Badges, title, tagline, "Teach Your AI" block, features, interface coverage table, license.

What it does

  • Generates separate section files (README-init-badges.md, README-init-features.md, etc.) so you can edit any section independently
  • Deploy assembles them into the final README
  • Same pattern as release notes: staging, review, deploy
  • Validates existing READMEs against the standard

Templates

All standard content lives in ai/wip-templates/readme/. Edit the templates, every tool picks up the changes. No code changes needed.

| Template | What it is | |----------|-----------| | wip-lic-footer.md | License section (plain text + markdown formats) | | cla.md | Contributor License Agreement | | LICENSE.md | Full dual MIT+AGPLv3 LICENSE file | | prompt.md | Standard "Teach your AI" install prompt template |

Both wip-readme-format and wip-license-guard read from these templates at runtime.

Usage

# Generate section files for review
node tools/wip-readme-format/format.mjs /path/to/repo

# Assemble sections into final README
node tools/wip-readme-format/format.mjs /path/to/repo --deploy

# Preview without writing
node tools/wip-readme-format/format.mjs /path/to/repo --dry-run

Requirements

  • node (18+)

Interfaces

  • CLI: Command-line tool
  • Skill: SKILL.md for agent instructions

Part of AI DevOps Toolbox