litestartup-com/litestartup-skills
Publish blog, docs, website, changelog, send campaign email directly from your AI agent
LiteStartup Skills bridges the gap between an AI editor that writes code well and the dashboards, CLIs and manual deploys that publishing still needs. The 'publish' skill connects (terminal onboarding), registers a domain, takes a site live and publishes blog, docs, website, changelog and email campaigns from the same workspace; the 'admin' skill initialises, configures and deploys SaaS applications from the litesaas-admin boilerplate. The promised experience is one prompt to publish: write in your editor, say 'sync', and it is live, with spec-driven format rules preventing broken pages and bad frontmatter.
Install
npx skills add litestartup-com/litestartup-skills --skill litestartup-publishThe README installs each skill individually with the shared Skills CLI; the two shipped today are litestartup-publish and litestartup-admin (a manual git-clone option is also documented). There is no npm package for the skills themselves. The Skills CLI owns skill placement, conflict handling and updates.
Compatibility
Agent Skills installed through the shared Skills CLI into any host that reads SKILL.md. The README describes the skills as git-native: your content repo is the single source of truth, and quality is enforced by format rules in the skill rather than a dashboard.
Details
- Repo: litestartup-com/litestartup-skills
- Category: Agent Capabilities
- Stars: 3
- Version: GitHub repo litestartup-com/litestartup-skills (Agent Skills; installed with the Skills CLI — no npm package)
- Last push: 2026-08-16
- First seen: 2026-06-11
FAQ
- How do I install LiteStartup Skills?
- npx skills add litestartup-com/litestartup-skills --skill litestartup-publish (or ...--skill litestartup-admin); a manual clone option is also documented.
- Which skills ship today?
- Two: litestartup-publish (connect, register a domain, publish blog/docs/website/changelog and send email) and litestartup-admin (initialise, configure and deploy SaaS apps).
- Do I need a separate CLI to publish?
- No — the README's pitch is that publishing happens from the same AI-editor workspace; the skills are git-native with your content repo as the source of truth.
Alternatives
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