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    awesome list pr gate

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    A structured workflow to screen awesome-list repositories and open pull requests that actually get merged.

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    awesome list pr gate

    awesome list pr gate

    Example session with this skill installed

    Check if https://github.com/owner/awesome-list is a good target for my project 'AgentX' and show me how to format the entry.

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    • Compiled the awesome list pr

    I have screened the target repository against the pre-flight gates. The list is active (last commit 3 days ago) and there are no duplicate PRs for 'AgentX'. The repository requires alphabetical ordering and specific tag formatting.

    Pre-flight Analysis for AgentX

    GateStatusFindings
    FitPassSuitable for the 'Productivity Tools' section.
    ActivityPass5 PRs merged in last 14 days; queue is moving.
    DuplicatePassNo existing entries or open PRs found for 'AgentX'.
    FormatPassUses bullet style with separate backticks for tags.
    HistoryPassMaintainer accepts unsolicited 'Add X' PRs.
    LegalWarningRepository uses cla-bot; requires OAuth sign-in after PR.

    Entry Template (Alphabetical Position: between AgentW and AgentY)

    - [AgentX](https://github.com/user/agentx) - `Python` `MCP` - A factual one-sentence description of the agent's core function.

    Proposed PR Body

    Add AgentX to the Productivity Tools section.

Compliance Checklist:
- Added in alphabetical order between AgentW and AgentY.
- Format matched against existing entries: bullet style, separate backticks for tags.
- Description is a single factual sentence ending with a period, per CONTRIBUTING.md.

    Next steps

    1. Run gh repo fork owner/awesome-list --clone=false to prepare your environment.
    2. Use the provided template to update the README.md at the identified line.
    3. Monitor the PR for the cla-bot comment to complete the contributor license agreement.
    2. Use the provided template to update the README.md

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    About this skill

    Getting a project listed on curated "awesome lists" often results in immediate rejection due to formatting errors, duplicate entries, or ignored contribution rules. This skill provides a structured pre-flight checklist and automated workflow to ensure pull requests meet the specific bar of high-traffic repositories like awesome-quant or awesome-ai-agents. It eliminates the friction of manual screening and the embarrassment of being flagged as spam by list maintainers.

    What it does

    • Target discovery identifies relevant curated lists and validates if they accept unsolicited contributions.
    • Activity screening checks commit history and PR queues to avoid wasting time on dormant repositories.
    • Duplicate detection searches open and closed PRs to ensure the project isn't already in the pipeline.
    • Format matching extracts existing entry styles and CONTRIBUTING.md rules to generate pixel-perfect Markdown diffs.
    • Automated submission handles forking and PR creation via the GitHub API, including alphabetical placement.
    • Gate resolution provides specific commands to fix CLA blocks, DCO sign-off failures, and linting errors.

    How it works

    1. Screening mode runs the first three gates (Fit, Activity, Duplicate) using gh CLI commands to qualify the list.
    2. Analysis mode parses the README and contribution guidelines to determine the exact entry template and alphabetical position.
    3. Drafting mode generates the PR diff and a compliant PR body that cites specific adherence to the list's rules.
    4. Follow-up mode monitors for bot comments and provides remediation steps for legal or CI gates.

    Frameworks & tools

    This skill utilizes the GitHub CLI (gh), base64 for content decoding, and standard shell utilities for text manipulation. It targets GitHub-hosted curated lists.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    Generic prompts often miss the nuances of alphabetical ordering or specific tag formatting (like separate backtick pairs), leading to instant PR closures. This skill implements a rigorous six-gate validation process that mimics the workflow of a veteran open-source contributor, significantly increasing the merge rate.

    Use cases

    • Submitting a new AI agent to high-traffic "awesome-ai-agents" repositories.
    • Diagnosing why a project was rejected and preparing a compliant resubmission.
    • Monitoring a specific list for activity before attempting to contribute.
    • Fixing DCO sign-off or CLA bot errors on an existing contribution.

    Known limitations

    Does not support non-GitHub repositories or lists that require submission via external web forms. Cannot bypass human maintainer discretion for project quality.

    How to use

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    Awesome Servers MCP
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