RBA Skills Contribute
Share it in a few clicks.
Got a prompt that saves your team hours, spotted a typo, or have an idea for a bigger tool? Answer a few plain questions. We hand you a form that's already filled in — you just press submit. A bot opens the pull request; a maintainer reviews and ships it. No git, JSON, or YAML.
- 1 What
- 2 Details
- 3 Review & submit
What do you want to share?
Pick the closest match. Not sure? The first one fits almost everything.
Tell us about your prompt
Five short answers. We translate them into the right files for you.
A short, clear name. We turn it into a tidy slug automatically.
Will become:
What it does and when someone reaches for it.
A foundation primitive is a cross-cutting tool every workflow leans on — branding, doc templates, research. Most artifacts are not. Pick "no" unless it's broadly foundational; a maintainer can flip it later.
The full text an AI assistant should follow. Plain text is perfect — write $ARGUMENTS where the user's input goes.
Comma-separated. Helps people find it.
What needs fixing?
Three quick answers. Nothing to confirm — this one submits clean.
The address bar of the page that's wrong.
Quote the current text if it helps. Be as specific as you can.
If you know precisely what it should say, paste it. A maintainer applies it.
Let's start the bundle
Bigger contributions ship as a plugin (installable, may bundle several tools). Give us the essentials and one starter prompt — a maintainer helps you grow it from there. If it's really just one prompt, go back and pick the first option — it's far quicker.
Will become:
A short overview — what the bundle does, what's inside, when to reach for it. Becomes the plugin's page.
Review & submit
Here's exactly what we'll hand to GitHub. Edit anything by going back.
When you click below, GitHub opens in a new tab with this form already filled in. To finish:
- Sign in to GitHub if prompted (a free account is all you need).
- Tick the confirmation box(es) at the bottom of the form.
- Press the green Create button.
A bot then opens a pull request and comments back on your issue with the link. A maintainer reviews and merges — it's live on the site within a minute or two.
Long entries can get trimmed by GitHub. If a field on GitHub looks cut off, use and paste it back into the big box.
Prefer to skip the wizard? You can open any submission form directly, or read the full contribution guide. Working in the repo? See the authoring standards.