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minco-auto-writer-skills

v0.1.0

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Single-command installer for source-aware writing skills across coding agents.

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Auto Writer Skills

Auto Writer Skills is a GSD-style single CLI installer for a source-aware writing workflow.

The installer sets up runtime-specific rules or skills so you can send rough notes, URLs, YouTube links, GitHub repositories, and paper links to your coding agent and get back human-sounding LinkedIn posts or blog drafts with sources preserved.

Install

Run the installer with npx:

npx minco-auto-writer-skills@latest

You can also skip prompts:

npx minco-auto-writer-skills@latest --runtime codex,claude-code --local

Available flags:

  • --runtime codex,claude-code,cursor,antigravity
  • --runtime all
  • --global
  • --local
  • --dry-run
  • --force
  • --target-root /some/path

Runtime targets

  • Codex
    • local: .codex/skills/auto-writer-skills/SKILL.md
    • global: ~/.codex/skills/auto-writer-skills/SKILL.md
  • Claude Code
    • local: .claude/skills/auto-writer-skills/SKILL.md
    • global: ~/.claude/skills/auto-writer-skills/SKILL.md
  • Cursor
    • local: .cursor/rules/auto-writer-skills.mdc
    • global: not supported by file install, because Cursor user rules live in settings
  • Antigravity
    • local: .agent/rules/auto-writer-skills.md
    • global: ~/.gemini/AGENTS.md

Writing rules

  • Keep explicit source lines when outside references matter.
  • Do not use markdown emphasis markers in generated prose.
  • Do not use emoji in generated prose.
  • Ask only the minimum missing follow-up questions.
  • Prefer direct, human-sounding writing over generic summary output.
  • Existing files are not overwritten unless you pass --force.

Development

npm install
npm run build:installer
npm test -- tests/installer
node ./bin/auto-writer-skills.js --runtime codex --local --dry-run