Publish the repository

What people see first decides whether they install it: the description, the topics, the README's first screen. A public repository is indexed the moment it goes public, so it goes up private, gets checked, then opens.

The engine runs as npx -y @thenavidm/skill-builder@latest. Where skill-builder is installed (npm install -g @thenavidm/skill-builder), run skill-builder instead: it's the same engine, without the download.

1. Ready?

• check and package --check pass, and install passes each tool's validator.
• The README's first line and product.json's description say the same thing in the same words, and lead with what people search for.
• No email address, key or private path anywhere in the repository (check catches keys).

2. The steps

npx -y @thenavidm/skill-builder@latest repo publish --profile profile.json

It lists the GitHub commands in order: create it private with the description and push; set the topics; turn on private vulnerability reporting (so the security policy's link works); make it public; tag the first release. Show each command, get a yes for that one, run it, confirm it worked, then the next.

3. After it's public

Open the repository page and check what a stranger sees: the description, the topics, the README's first screen, the licence. Then tell them how people install it in each tool, from the README.