About agent-readiness
A repository-readiness skill that uses agentready reports as the source of truth for assessment and remediation. It supports any Git repository and adds RHDH-specific context when available.
Key features
- 01Repository readiness assessment
- 02Report-guided remediation
- 03Temporary-directory report output
- 04RHDH context when recognized
- 05Batch assessment of RHDH repositories
- 06Fresh assessment after fixes
Use cases
- 01Assess readiness of a Git repository
- 02Remediate report-backed findings
- 03Assess RHDH repositories in a directory
- 04Verify fixes with a fresh assessment
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
$
npx skills add https:/After installing, type/agent-readinessin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Bundled files
References and scripts installed along with SKILL.md.
agents/openai.yamlreferences/assessment.mdbatch.mdremediation.mdDetails
From the project READMERHDH Agent Readiness
Use an agentready report as the source of truth for repository-readiness work. The skill supports any git repository and adds RHDH context when the repository belongs to the RHDH ecosystem.
Principles
- Write assessment output to the OS temporary directory so reports never pollute the target repository.
- Apply only fixes supported by the report. Ask for project-specific facts; never invent architecture or design rationale.
- For a recognized RHDH repository, use
/rhdh-contextfor repository ownership, technology, key paths, and conventions. Continue generically when RHDH context is unavailable. - Treat a fresh post-change assessment as the completion criterion for every remediation run.
Route the request
| Request | Reference |
|---|---|
| Assess or improve one repository | references/assessment.md, then references/remediation.md when fixes are requested |
| Assess all RHDH repositories under a directory | references/batch.md |
When no path or mode is given, recommend the current repository as the default and offer batch assessment as the alternative.
Completion
- Assessment-only work is complete when the current score, certification, failing findings, and report location have been presented.
- Remediation work is complete when a fresh assessment shows the before/after result and every remaining failure is identified as unresolved, deferred, or inapplicable.
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