Skillstead skill
Five portable skills: SVG infographics, documentation claim checks, approval-gated GitHub releases and a writing editor.
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Why this level
- The skills read project files, and GitHub releases happen only after your approval of every step.
Install
- Works in
Manual install
Install this Skillstead skill globally from the pinned GitHub folder: https://github.com/kyungseo/skillstead/tree/svg-infographic/v0.12.0/skills/svg-infographicA request to paste into Claude Code or Codex from `docs/INSTALL.md`; the tag and folder change for other skills.
Access and checks
How we reviewMinimal accessThe tool runs nothing and makes no network calls.
- The skills read project files, and GitHub releases happen only after your approval of every step.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
Skillstead bundles five independent skills. `svg-infographic` turns notes on architecture, processes and comparisons into editable SVG and a verified PNG. `docs-claim-check` compares public documentation claims with the evidence supplied. `github-release-guide` leads a private repository to its first public release and every later one, asking for separate approval before each change. `writing-quality-editor` composes and revises user-facing text and adapts naturally between English and Korean without changing facts. `street-portrait-artist` draws a caricature or portrait from supplied photos. Each skill has its own version, maturity level and list of tested runtimes.
Who it is for. Developers and technical writers who need version pinned skills for documentation, releases and diagrams in Claude Code or Codex.
Good fit when
- Before publishing you must check whether README claims are supported.
- A private repository is released publicly with approval at every step.
- An architecture description needs an editable SVG.
- Interface text must be adapted to Korean without losing meaning.
Not a fit when
- You need a skill outside the five listed tasks.
- The runtime is not Claude Code or Codex: `docs-claim-check` states support for Claude Code only.
- Portraits of living people would be published without their consent.
Example request
Check whether the claims in this repository README are supported by the attached tests and logs and list the unsupported ones.Limitations
Each skill installs separately and is pinned to a version, for example `svg-infographic/v0.12.0`. Support differs: `street-portrait-artist` targets ChatGPT and Codex and is marked experimental. Automated checks and rendering in `svg-infographic` need Node.js 18 or newer, and without it a manual fallback applies. The release skill should change nothing without your approval, but the decision to publish stays yours. Check the stated limits of a skill before an important release.
How to disable. Delete the folder of the skill you want from the agent skills directory, for example `~/.claude/skills/svg-infographic`. Delete generated reports and infographics separately.
FAQ
How do I install a single skill?
Paste into Claude Code or Codex a request like `Install this Skillstead skill globally from the pinned GitHub folder` with the versioned folder link from `docs/INSTALL.md`.
How do I install into a project instead of globally?
Replace `globally` with `in the current project` in the request.
What is `docs-claim-check` for?
For checking public documentation claims against your evidence. Claude Code support is stated.
What does `github-release-guide` do?
Leads a private repository to a public release and each later version, asking for separate approval before every change.
Is Korean documentation available?
Yes, `README.ko.md` and `docs/INSTALL.ko.md`.
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README in short
Five skills with separate versions, maturity levels and release tags. Support claims are tied to examples and recorded runs.