sickn33/antigravity-awesome-skills v10.5.0

v10.5.0 "Audit Fixes, Source-Only PR Hygiene, and OpenCode Stability Guidance"

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[10.5.0] - 2026-04-20 - "Audit Fixes, Source-Only PR Hygiene, and OpenCode Stability Guidance"

Installable skill library update for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, and related AI coding assistants.

Start here:

• Install: npx antigravity-awesome-skills
• Choose your tool: README -> Choose Your Tool
• Best skills by tool: README -> Best Skills By Tool
• Bundles: docs/users/bundles.md
• Workflows: docs/users/workflows.md

This release merges PRs #531, #532, #534, #535, #536, #537, and #538 with maintainer source-only enforcement, then closes follow-up audit items directly on main. It adds governance/IT framework depth, README count automation, parser and frontmatter fixes, security risk-label corrections, and explicit OpenCode troubleshooting guidance for Windows crash and compaction-loop scenarios.

New Skills

• No net-new skills introduced in this release.

Improvements

• IT governance expansion - merges COBIT/TOGAF/NIST/SRE coverage updates for it-manager-hospital, it-manager-pro, and itil-expert with new reference material.
• README stats automation - adds tools/scripts/sync-readme-stats.js and npm run sync-readme for count and anchor synchronization from the canonical skills/ tree.
• NLPM bugfix batch - restores missing Prompt Engineer Step 2, closes a broken YouTube Summarizer markdown fence, removes invalid extra frontmatter separators in SEO skills, and adds missing date_added metadata.
• Security metadata hardening - normalizes ethical-hacking-methodology to risk: offensive with explicit authorized-use warning and adds security allowlists for Active Directory, environment setup, and GitOps command patterns.
• OpenCode recovery documentation - adds a dedicated FAQ entry for Windows Bun startup crashes versus context overload loops, with reduced-install and incremental-activation mitigation.
• Maintainer hygiene - enforces source-only PR policy for fork contributions, refreshes contributor credits after each merge, and keeps generated plugin mirrors/index artifacts synchronized on main.

Who should care

• OpenCode and Windows users get clearer, practical mitigation steps for startup crashes and context-loop instability when skill sets grow too quickly.
• Security-focused users get cleaner risk labeling and allowlist metadata for offensive and command-heavy skills.
• Maintainers and contributors get a stricter source-only PR merge flow that still preserves contributor merge credit.
• General users of Claude Code, Cursor, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and Antigravity get documentation and parser/metadata fixes that improve reliability without changing install paths.

Credits

• @edudeftones-cloud for PR #531 (IT framework expansion).
• @emanoelCarvalho for PR #532 (README count automation).
• @xiaolai for PRs #534-#538 (NLPM audit fix batch).