add-footer
Scannednpx machina-cli add skill 0GiS0/ghcp-agent-skills/add-footer --openclawAdd Footer
Add a professional footer to your README files with engagement prompts, community channels, and a subscription call-to-action.
How to use
When asked to add a footer to your README, insert the following block at the end of your file:
## 💬 ¿Tienes dudas o sugerencias?
- 💭 **Comentarios en YouTube**: La mejor forma de hacer preguntas específicas sobre cada capítulo
- 🐛 **Issues en GitHub**: Para reportar bugs o proponer mejoras al código
- 💼 **LinkedIn/Twitter**: Para conversaciones más amplias sobre IA y desarrollo
**¡Suscríbete para no perderte nada!** 🔔
---
<div align="center">
### 🎯 ¿Te ha resultado útil este contenido?
**¡La mejor forma de agradecerlo es con una suscripción!**
Cada nuevo suscriptor me motiva a seguir creando contenido de calidad y mantener estos repositorios actualizados.
[](https://www.youtube.com/c/GiselaTorres?sub_confirmation=1)
¡Nos vemos 👋🏻!
</div>
¡Gracias!
Customization options
Channel links
Update the YouTube subscription link with your channel URL. Replace:
https://www.youtube.com/c/GiselaTorres?sub_confirmation=1- Your YouTube channel subscription link
Community channels
Customize the footer to include your specific community platforms:
- Update YouTube comment link to your channel
- Update GitHub Issues link to your repository
- Add your LinkedIn and Twitter profiles as needed
Styling
- The footer uses centered alignment with
<div align="center"> - Badges use
for-the-badgestyle for modern appearance - Emoji are included for visual appeal and cultural context
Language variants
This footer is designed in Spanish. To adapt for other languages:
- Translate the section titles and descriptions
- Keep the emoji and visual structure
- Adjust the call-to-action phrases to match your audience
Best practices
- Place the footer at the very end of your README
- Ensure all links point to your actual profiles and channels
- Customize the subscription link with your channel's
sub_confirmation=1parameter - Keep the footer consistent across all your repositories for brand recognition
Source
git clone https://github.com/0GiS0/ghcp-agent-skills/blob/main/.github/skills/add-footer/SKILL.mdView on GitHub Overview
Adds a professional footer to README files with engagement prompts, links to community channels, and a subscription call-to-action. It helps drive feedback, discussions, and ongoing engagement by guiding readers to interact and subscribe. Use it to standardize community building across repositories.
How This Skill Works
When invoked, insert the provided Markdown block at the end of the README. The block includes a questions section, links for YouTube comments, GitHub issues, and LinkedIn or Twitter, plus a centered subscription CTA and a closing thank you. You can customize channel URLs and adapt the language to suit your audience.
When to Use It
- You want to encourage questions, feedback, and community involvement from readers.
- You need a consistent engagement footer across multiple repositories for brand recognition.
- You are launching a project and want a ready made all in one footer block with a CTA.
- Your audience uses YouTube, GitHub, and social profiles and you want clear paths to interact and subscribe.
- You want to localize the footer by translating titles and descriptions while preserving the structure.
Quick Start
- Step 1: Copy the provided footer block from the SKILL instructions.
- Step 2: Paste it at the end of your README file.
- Step 3: Replace the YouTube subscription URL and profile links with your own, and adjust language as needed.
Best Practices
- Place the footer at the very end of your README.
- Update all links to point to your actual profiles and channels.
- Customize the subscription link with your channel's sub_confirmation parameter.
- Keep the footer styling consistent with your branding, using centered layout and badges as in the example.
- Test rendering on different Markdown renderers to ensure visuals stay intact.
Example Use Cases
- Open source library README that uses the footer to direct users to YouTube discussions, GitHub issues, and social profiles.
- Tutorial series repository that includes the Spanish footer block and a subscription CTA.
- Multi repo project that standardizes the same footer across all repositories for branding consistency.
- ES language project README showing language variants while keeping the same structure.
- Tech demo repo inviting community feedback via issues and comments and encouraging subscribers.
