resource-list-builder

Use when the user wants quality/health analysis of an existing resource list — flag stale repos, low-star entries, dead links, or surface what's worth pruning. Triggers — "audit the <topic> list", "find stale entries in...", "filter out repos under N stars that haven't been updated", "what should I cut from this list".

Use when the user wants to render an existing resource list to a PDF for sharing/archiving. Triggers — "export the <topic> list as PDF", "PDF of this resource list", "make a printable version of the eval list".

Use when the user wants to scaffold a new PRIVATE GitHub resource list (internal-only index of third-party repos). Triggers — "new private resource list", "create a private list of...", "internal-only list of repos for X", "private awesome list of Y". Produces the canonical README shape (alphabetical sections, project/description/stars/last-updated table, scope block, sources used). Private repo on GitHub. For public lists use `new-resource-list`.

Use when the user wants to scaffold a new PUBLIC GitHub resource list (Awesome-style index of third-party repos). Triggers — "create a resource list for X", "new awesome list", "let's build a list of Y tools/repos". Produces the canonical README shape (alphabetical sections, project/description/stars table, scope block, CC0). Public repo on GitHub. For private lists use `new-private-resource-list`.

Use when the user wants to cut a release of a resource list — a dated CSV snapshot of every entry with current star counts and last-pushed dates, plus a GitHub Release. Triggers — "release the <list>", "snapshot the <list>", "tag a release of <list>", "export the list as CSV", "freeze the current state of <list>". Works on any list scaffolded by `new-resource-list` / `new-private-resource-list` (Project|Description|Stars|Last Updated table shape).