banana-skills

Banana Skills is a collection of three specialized AI agent skills designed to streamline coding workflows. The banana-skill-finder automatically recommends relevant Claude skills based on your tasks, using a three-tier search strategy across SkillsMP, skills.sh, and GitHub. banana-sync-to-notion enables developers to sync local Markdown files to Notion with full formatting preservation and automatic duplicate detection. claude-codex-import lets you migrate Claude Code and Codex conversation history into memory systems for future reference. These skills work with Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot, and other AI assistants supporting the SKILL.md standard, helping teams automate repetitive tasks and improve documentation workflows.

1. **Identify the Task:** Clearly define the coding task you want to automate (e.g., refactoring, testing, or dependency updates). Use specific language like 'Refactor this JavaScript class to use ES6 modules' or 'Add unit tests to this Python module'. 2. **Select Banana Skills:** Run `banana list-skills` in your terminal to view available skills. Choose the ones most relevant to your task (e.g., `python-type-hint-generator` for Python projects). 3. **Execute Automation:** Use the `banana apply` command with your selected skills. For example: ```bash banana apply python-type-hint-generator pep8-formatter --project-path ./src ``` Replace `[TASK_DESCRIPTION]` and `[PROJECT_PATH]` in the prompt template with your specific details. 4. **Review Output:** Check the generated report for changes, errors, and recommendations. Use the `banana validate` command to test the automated changes (e.g., `banana validate --test-suite pytest`). 5. **Iterate if Needed:** If the automation misses edge cases, refine your task description or add specific skills. For example, use `banana apply legacy-code-optimizer --custom-rules ./rules.json` to apply custom rules.