ACOLONO Skills

A collection of reusable "skills" used across ACOLONO — packaged instructions that extend an AI assistant with the knowledge and rules it needs for a specific recurring task, so the output is consistent no matter who asks for it or when.

What's a skill?

A skill is a folder containing a SKILL.md file (with a small metadata header stating a name and description) plus optional supporting files — reference docs, scripts, or templates the skill can pull in as needed. The description tells the assistant when the skill is relevant; the body of SKILL.md holds the actual instructions to follow once it's triggered.

Repository structure

Each skill lives in its own top-level folder, named after the skill:

<skill-name>/
├── SKILL.md            (required — always named exactly "SKILL.md")
├── references/         (optional — supporting docs)
├── scripts/             (optional — executable helpers)
└── assets/               (optional — templates, files used in output)

Available skills

Skill	Description
drupal-readme-optimizer	Creates, improves, and validates README.md files for Drupal modules and themes against the official Drupal.org community README guidelines (required sections, heading structure, Markdown formatting, placeholder policy for unknown facts).

Using a skill

Claude: copy the skill's folder into ~/.claude/skills/<skill-name>/ (or a project's .claude/skills/), or zip the folder and upload it under Customize → Skills.

ChatGPT: create a Custom GPT (or Project), paste the SKILL.md contents into its Instructions, and upload any references/ files as Knowledge.

Adding a new skill

1. Create a new top-level folder named after the skill (kebab-case).
2. Add a SKILL.md with a name, description, and the instructions.
3. Add any supporting files under references/, scripts/, or assets/.
4. Add a row for it in the table above.