GitHub Public Source Publish

Use When

• A user wants to publish a local static-site source directory as a clean public GitHub repository.
• The workflow must avoid committing dependencies, build artifacts, secrets, or internal notes.

Do Not Use When

• The user wants to deploy or host the site rather than publish source.
• The target repository must remain private or requires complex organization policy setup.

Inputs

• local static-site source directory
• GitHub CLI authentication
• public repository metadata

Outputs

• initialized git repository
• public GitHub remote
• source-only initial commit
• draft pull request when requested

Trigger Phrases

• publish source to GitHub
• create public repo
• open draft PR

Source

Directory

github-public-source-publish-skill

SKILL.md

github-public-source-publish-skill/SKILL.md

Manifest

github-public-source-publish-skill/manifest.yaml

Examples / Templates / Rubrics

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Dependencies

Skills

None declared.

Templates

None declared.

Rubrics

None declared.

Validation

Errors

None declared.

Warnings

• examples/ is missing or empty.
• rubrics/ is missing or empty.

V2 Review Items

• warn boundary_output_overreach: Draft PR output exceeds the source-publish workflow
• warn boundary_trigger_ambiguity: Publish wording overlaps source publishing and deployment
• warn boundary_weakness: Platform boundary is only documented in the skill body