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agent-ready-go

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from rshade/agent-skills

What it does

A collection of reusable skills for AI coding agents covering code quality (actionlint, commitlint, hadolint), Go development, workflow automation, security auditing, networking tools, and infrastructure cost analysis, distributed via skills.sh.

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agent-ready-go

Installation

Vibe Index InstallInstalls to .claude/skills/

npx vibeindex add rshade/agent-skills --skill agent-ready-go

skills.sh Install⚠ Installs to .agents/skills/

npx skills add rshade/agent-skills --skill agent-ready-go

Manual InstallCopy SKILL.md content and save to the path below

~/.claude/skills/agent-ready-go/SKILL.md

SKILL.md

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AddedMay 9, 2026

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