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This skill should be used when the user asks to "find skills in the wild", "assimilate popular workflows", "discover SKILL.md files in repos", "research…
Discover public GitHub repositories that import defineTask from @a5c-ai/babysitter-sdk and maintain a deduplicated catalog of those repositories in docs/repo-with-babysitter-processes.md. Excludes any repo named "babysitter" (to filter out forks of this monorepo). Invoke when
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Discover public GitHub repositories that import defineTask from @a5c-ai/babysitter-sdk and maintain a deduplicated catalog of those repositories in docs/repo-with-babysitter-processes.md. Excludes any repo named "babysitter" (to filter out forks of this monorepo). Invoke when
name: catalog-babysitter-users description: Discover public GitHub repositories that import defineTask from @a5c-ai/babysitter-sdk and maintain a deduplicated catalog of those repositories in docs/repo-with-babysitter-processes.md. Excludes any repo named "babysitter" (to filter out forks of this monorepo). Invoke when asked to find, discover, catalog, or refresh "repos using babysitter", "babysitter in the wild", or "who else is using babysitter".
Produce a curated, deduplicated catalog of public GitHub repositories that import `defineTask` from `@a5c-ai/babysitter-sdk`, stored at `docs/repo-with-babysitter-processes.md`. Refresh the catalog in-place when re-run; do not delete entries that no longer match (mark them as "last seen" instead, so the catalog is additive over time).
Search the literal import statement across public code:
gh search code \
"import { defineTask } from '@a5c-ai/babysitter-sdk'" \
--json repository,path,url \
--limit 200Also run the double-quote variant to catch formatter differences:
gh search code \
'import { defineTask } from "@a5c-ai/babysitter-sdk"' \
--json repository,path,url \
--limit 200Union the two result sets. If the CLI caps out at 100 per query, paginate by adding `language:javascript`, `language:typescript`, and `extension:js`, `extension:ts` qualifiers to split the search space.
1. Drop any hit whose `repository.name` (case-insensitive) equals `babysitter`. This excludes forks of this monorepo. 2. Drop any hit whose `repository.nameWithOwner` starts with `a5c-ai/` -- those are first-party and already known. 3. Drop archived repos (`repository.isArchived === true`). Enrich via `gh api repos/<owner>/<name>` if the search JSON lacks it. 4. Dedupe by `repository.nameWithOwner` -- one entry per repo, even if multiple files match. Keep the count of matching files as evidence. 5. Drop private-visible-as-public fluke hits (repository.visibility !== 'public').
For each repo, fetch:
gh api repos/<owner>/<name> \
--jq '{nameWithOwner, description, stargazerCount: .stargazers_count, pushedAt: .pushed_at, defaultBranch: .default_branch, license: .license.spdx_id, topics}'Also record:
Maintain `docs/repo-with-babysitter-processes.md` as an additive, idempotent document. Structure:
# Repositories Using Babysitter <!-- Generated by .claude/skills/catalog-babysitter-users. Re-run the skill to refresh. --> Last refreshed: YYYY-MM-DD Total repos tracked: N New this run: M No longer matching: K ## Active | Repository | Stars | Description | License | Pushed | Process files | First seen | Last seen | |------------|-------|-------------|---------|--------|---------------|------------|-----------| | [owner/name](https://github.com/owner/name) | 123 | ... | MIT | 2026-04-01 | 3 | 2026-03-15 | 2026-04-12 | ### owner/name - Default branch: `main` - Topics: `a5c`, `orchestration` - Matching files: - [`src/processes/build.js`](https://github.com/owner/name/blob/main/src/processes/build.js) - ... ## Stale (no longer matching at last refresh) | Repository | Last seen | Notes | |------------|-----------|-------| | ... | ... | Import removed / repo archived / ... |
Rules when updating:
1. Read the current `docs/repo-with-babysitter-processes.md` (if absent, treat as an empty catalog). 2. Parse existing entries into a map keyed by `nameWithOwner`. 3. Run both `gh search code` queries above; union results. 4. Apply the filtering rules. 5. Enrich each surviving repo via `gh api repos/...`. 6. Build the merged catalog: existing entries + new entries; move absent-this-run Active entries to Stale. 7. Write the updated markdown file. 8. Print a short summary to the user: N total, M new, K moved to stale, top 5 new repos by stars.
`gh search code` is throttled (30 req/min for authenticated users). If the first pass returns the default cap, split by `language:` qualifier and by file `extension:` rather than spamming retries. Always include `--limit 100` (max) and paginate via qualifier-splitting, not `--page` (code search doesn't page).
Suggest the sibling skill `retrospect-external-babysitter-run` to go deeper on any specific entry -- "pick a repo from the catalog and retrospect on one of its runs".
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Repo: a5c-ai/babysitter
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