modules/programs/agents/shared/skills/add-vessia-project/SKILL.md
Add a project to vessia.net projects page
npx skillsauth add MichaelVessia/nixos-config add-vessia-projectInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Add a project entry to ~/Projects/vessiadotnet/src/pages/projects.astro.
Gather project info from the current directory (or user-specified path):
Draft project entry following this TypeScript interface:
interface Project {
name: string;
github?: string; // GitHub URL if public
url?: string; // Live site URL if deployed
logo: string; // Path like "/logos/project-name.svg"
coloredLogo: boolean; // true for colored SVGs, false for monochrome masks
description: string; // One-line description (~60 chars)
tags: Tag[]; // Key technologies with optional notes
notes?: string; // HTML string with <p> tags for modal content
}
interface Tag {
name: string;
note?: string; // Tooltip explaining how this tech is used
}
Ask user to review the drafted entry and make adjustments
Create logo SVG in ~/Projects/vessiadotnet/public/logos/ if needed
Add entry to projects.astro at the TOP of the array (reverse chronological order - newest first)
Commit and push to vessiadotnet repo
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