Skill_Seekers
Skill Seeker is an automated tool that converts documentation websites, GitHub repositories and PDF files into production-ready Claude AI skills. The README describes a pipeline: it scrapes multiple sources, analyses code repositories with deep AST parsing, detects conflicts between documentation and the code, organises content into categorised reference files, enhances it with AI to pull out the best examples and concepts, and packages everything into an uploadable ZIP. The claimed result is a skill for any framework or API in 20 to 40 minutes instead of hours of manual work.
Documentation scraping detects llms.txt files, PDF support was added in v1.2.0, GitHub scraping in v2.0.0, and a unified multi-source mode combines them. Since v2.5.0 it also targets four platforms: Claude (ZIP with YAML, needs ANTHROPIC_API_KEY), Google Gemini (tar.gz, GOOGLE_API_KEY), OpenAI ChatGPT (ZIP plus vector store, OPENAI_API_KEY) and a generic Markdown export that needs no key, selected with a --target flag and optional dependencies such as pip install skill-seekers[gemini]. A companion site offers 24+ preset configs. The licence is MIT.
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Maintenance check
- Last commit
- 2026-09-30
- Commits, last 90 days
- 94
- Releases, last 90 days
- 3
- Latest release
- v3.10.0 (2026-09-30)
- Open issues
- 51
- Recent issues with at least one comment
- 2/8
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Most discussed open issues
- #172 [FEATURE] How about one online market?2 comments · 2025-10-30
- #260 🌏 帮助改进中文 README 翻译 / Help Improve Chinese README Translation1 comments · 2026-01-21
- #241 [C4.3] Add code complexity metrics to ARCHITECTURE.md1 comments · 2026-01-04
- #205 [A1.8] Add smart skill detection and auto-install1 comments · 2025-11-30
- #167 feat: Version tracking for official vendor tutorials - Auto-detect API changes1 comments · 2025-10-29
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Who it fits
- You want to turn a framework's docs site, GitHub repo and PDFs into one Claude skill instead of writing it by hand.
- You want code analysed with AST parsing and conflicts between docs and code flagged.
- You need output for Claude, Gemini, OpenAI or generic Markdown through one `--target` flag.
- You want an agent to read documents live: it builds skill packages ahead of time.
- You cannot pay for the AI enhancement and upload steps: they need an Anthropic, Google or OpenAI key.
- You would ship generated skills without review: the README's time and quality claims depend on the sources.
How it differs
Kreuzberg extracts text from files for any pipeline. Skill Seekers scrapes docs and repos and packages the result as a skill.
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