Repository Maintenance.instructions
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applyTo: ".github/**/*.md,*.md"
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# Maintenance edits across Markdown files
These rules apply to general upkeep of the Markdown content (fixing typos,
clarifying wording, updating links, small consistency fixes).
This file is for **small maintenance edits only**. It is not for judging whether
a new awesome-list entry should be accepted, deciding list-entry quality,
changing README categories, or restructuring the list, and it does not replace
the more specific README curation or link/source quality instructions. When a
task involves adding, removing, reviewing, or repositioning an awesome-list
entry, follow those more specific instructions instead.
## Keep changes minimal
- Make the smallest edit that achieves the goal. Touch only what the task needs.
- Do not rewrite, reflow, or reorder content that is otherwise fine.
- Do not reformat existing content solely to satisfy lint rules that are
deliberately disabled in `.markdownlint-cli2.jsonc`.
## Preserve voice and structure
- Match the surrounding style, heading levels, and list conventions.
- Keep the maintainer's tone. Do not impose a different register or restructure
sections.
- Internal links between pages point to the rendered `.html` paths (Jekyll +
just-the-docs); keep that convention.
## No large or structural changes without direction
- Do not add or remove sections, categories, or pages unless the maintainer asks.
- Do not change theme machinery (`_config.yaml`, `_layouts/`, `_includes/`) or
configuration files unless the task is explicitly about site rendering.
- Treat badges, announcements, and contributor tables as protected.
## Readability
- Keep Markdown clean and consistent: language identifiers on code blocks,
descriptive `alt` text on images, and descriptive link text.when to use it
Community prompt sourced from the open-source GitHub repo natnew/Awesome-Prompt-Engineering (MIT). A "Repository Maintenance.instructions" style prompt — adapt the placeholders and specifics to your task. Imported as-is and not independently retested here, so check the output before relying on it.
tags
lifestylecommunitygeneral
source
natnew/Awesome-Prompt-Engineering · MIT