If you're maintaining JavaScript documentation, you know the pain of link rot and generic "useful resource!" descriptions. This skill handles the full curation cycle: audit existing links for 404s and outdated content, identify gaps by resource type and audience level, search trusted sources like MDN and javascript.info with targeted queries, and write specific descriptions that tell readers why they should click. It comes with prioritized lists of reliable sources, publication date guidelines for different JS features (nothing pre-2015 for ES6+ topics), and a two-sentence formula for descriptions that actually communicate value. Beats manually checking links and writing "great tutorial" for the hundredth time.
npx skills add https://github.com/leonardomso/33-js-concepts --skill resource-curator