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What this skill can do and what it asks for, from its SKILL.md. Checked Oct 25, 2026.
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- Python package
Network hosts it talks to 1
codeload.github.com· found in install command
Files it touches
~/.claude/skills/cmd-makefile
Tools it pre-approves 6
From allowed-tools in SKILL.md: the agent may use these without asking you each time.
Read,Write,Edit,Grep,Glob,Bash
What's inside
- Skill name
cmd-makefile- Description
- Create or improve Makefiles with minimal complexity. Templates available: base, python-uv, python-fastapi, postgres, nodejs, go, chrome-extension, flutter, electron, static-site.
- License
- MIT
- Allowed tools
- Read,, Write,, Edit,, Grep,, Glob,, Bash
- Instructions
- 1,142 lines in SKILL.md · view on GitHub
Before installing
- Ships executable scripts
- Pre-approves any shell command
- Instructions call the network
Agent Skills spec issues
- body: 1142 lines (spec recommends under 500)
- files: referenced but missing: scripts/export_openapi_spec.py, scripts/gen_todo.py
Files (37)
- SKILL.md
- colors.mk · modules/
- common.mk · modules/
- help.mk · modules/
- gen_todo.py · modules/todo-scripts/
- todo.mk · modules/
- reference.md
- base.mk · templates/
- build.mk · templates/chrome-extension-modules/
- colors.mk · templates/chrome-extension-modules/
- common.mk · templates/chrome-extension-modules/
- dev.mk · templates/chrome-extension-modules/
- env.mk · templates/chrome-extension-modules/
- test.mk · templates/chrome-extension-modules/
- chrome-extension.mk · templates/
- build.mk · templates/electron-modules/
- colors.mk · templates/electron-modules/
- common.mk · templates/electron-modules/
- dev.mk · templates/electron-modules/
- lint.mk · templates/electron-modules/
- electron.mk · templates/
- build.mk · templates/flutter-modules/
- colors.mk · templates/flutter-modules/
- common.mk · templates/flutter-modules/
- deploy.mk · templates/flutter-modules/
- dev.mk · templates/flutter-modules/
- lint.mk · templates/flutter-modules/
- flutter.mk · templates/
- go.mk · templates/
- nodejs.mk · templates/
- .template.env · templates/postgres-env/
- postgres.mk · templates/
- .template.env · templates/python-fastapi-env/
- export_openapi_spec.py · templates/python-fastapi-scripts/
- python-fastapi.mk · templates/
- python-uv.mk · templates/
- static-site.mk · templates/
SKILL.md (first lines)
# Makefile Helper Create Makefiles that are simple, discoverable, and maintainable. ## Core Principles 1. **Default to rich help** - Use categorized help with emoji headers unless user requests minimal 2. **Default Chrome extensions to modular** - Use the modular `makefiles/*.mk` layout with shared colors/help for Chrome extension projects unless the repo is truly tiny 3. **Ask about structure upfront** - For new Makefiles, ask: "Flat or modular? Rich help or minimal?" 4. **Follow existing conventions** - Match the project's style if Makefile already exists 5. **Don't over-engineer** - Solve the immediate need, not hypothetical futures 6. **Use `uv run`** - Always run Python commands via `uv run` for venv context 7. **Explain decisions** - If choosing flat/minimal, explain why before generating ## When to Use This Skill - Creating a new Makefile for a project - Adding specific targets to an existing Makefile - Improving/refactoring an existing Makefile - Setting up CI/CD make targets - Distributing pre-built binaries via GitHub Releases ## Quick Start For new projects, use the appropriate template: | Project Type | Template | Complexity | Asks upfront | |-------------|----------|------------|------| | Any project | `templates/base.mk` | Minimal | — | | Python with uv | `templates/python-uv.mk` | Standard | — | | Python FastAPI | `templates/python-fastapi.mk` | Full-featured | test split? prod target? `HEALTH_PATH`? | | PostgreSQL + Alembic | `templates/postgres.mk` | Standard | `PG_PORT` (5433 default)? soft vs HARD reset? | | Node.js | `templates/nodejs.mk` | Standard | — | | Go | `templates/go.mk` | Standard | — | | Chrome Extension | `templates/chrome-extension.mk` | Modular | — | | Flutter App | `templates/flutter.mk` | Modular | — | | Electron App | `templates/electron.mk` | Modular | — | | Static Site (HTML/CSS/JS) | `templates/static-site.mk` | Standard | `DEPLOY_MODE` (rsync/gh-pages/netlify/vercel/none)? | For templates in the "Asks upfront" column, run the Phase 2 interactive questions in §"Interaction Pattern" before scaffolding. Companion files: - `templates/python-fastapi-env/.template.env` → project's `.template.env` - `templates/python-fastapi-scripts/export_openapi_spec.py` → `scripts/export_openapi_spec.py` - `templates/postgres-env/.template.env` → merge into project's `.template.env` (don't ship two) ### Chrome Extension Structure The chrome extension template uses a modular structure: ``` Makefile # Main file with help + includes makefiles/ colors.mk # ANSI colors & print helpers common.mk # Shell flags, VERBOSE mode, guards build.mk # Build zip, version bump, releases dev.mk # Lint, clean, install test.mk # Unit tests, E2E tests, coverage env.mk # Environment setup, dependency checks ``` Copy from `templates/chrome-extension-modules/` to your project's `makefiles/` directory. **Key features:** - Use `makefiles/colors.mk` for ANSI color output and header helpers. - Use `makefiles/common.mk` for shell flags, guard rails, and shared variables. - Use `makefiles/env.mk` for environment checks and dependency sanity. - Use `makefiles/build.mk` for build/package/release targets. - Use `makefiles/dev.mk` for install, watch, clean, and other local workflows. - Use `makefiles/test.mk` for typecheck, unit, and E2E targets when present. - `build-release` - Version bump menu (major/minor/patch) + zip for Chrome Web Store - `build-beta` - (Optional) GitHub releases with `gh` CLI - `test-unit` / `test-e2e` - Vitest + Playwright testing - `test-unit-<module>` / `test-e2e-<module>` - Per-module test targets - `VERBOSE=1 make <target>` - Show commands for debugging ### Flutter App Structure ``` Makefile # Main file with help + includes makefiles/ colors.mk # ANSI colors & print helpers common.mk # Shell flags, VERBOSE mode, guards dev.mk # Setup, run simulator/device, devices, clean build.mk # iOS/Android builds (IPA, APK, AAB) deploy.mk # TestFlight upload lint.mk # Dart analyze & format ``` Copy from `templates/flutter-modules/` to your project's `makefiles/` directory. **Key features:** - `flutter-run-ios` auto-boots simulator and waits for it - `flutter-run-android` auto-launches emulator and waits for it - `flutter-run-device` auto-detects or uses `FLUTTER_IOS_DEVICE` / `FLUTTER_ANDROID_DEVICE` - `flutter-build-ipa` + `flutter-export-ipa` + `flutter-deploy-testflight` full iOS release workflow - `flutter-export-ipa` re-exports IPA from existing archive without rebuilding - `_check-asc-app` pre-flight App Store Connect validation (with ASC_API_KEY/ASC_API_ISSUER) - `flutter-lint FIX=true` Dart formatting with FIX pattern - `VERBOSE=1 make <target>` show commands for debugging ### Electron App Structure ``` Makefile # Main file with help + includes makefiles/ colors.mk # ANSI colors & print helpers common.mk # Shell flags, VERBOSE mode, guards dev.mk # Setup, dev server, debug, clean build.mk # Pack-check, dist (mac/win/linux), publish lint.mk # ESLint, Prettier, TypeScript, tests ``` Copy from `templates/electron-modules/` to your project's `makefiles/` directory. **Key features:** - `electron-dev` starts dev mode with hot-reload - `electron-debug` launches with DevTools open - `electron-clean` single target that removes artifacts, node_modules, and lock file - `electron-pack-check` smoke-tests that the app loads without errors
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Signals
- Stars
- 9
- Forks
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- Open issues
- 0
- Last commit (this folder)
- Aug 9, 2026 (2 months ago)
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Details
- License
- MIT
- Repository
- github.com/Olshansk/agent-skills
- First seen
- Oct 24, 2026
- Last checked
- Oct 24, 2026
- Source
- GitHubgithub-graphql
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cmd-makefile skill. Agent Mart. https://agentmart.dev/skills/olshansk-cmd-makefile (last updated 2026-10-24)