SystemTce

7 mods across 1 repository, 35 stars between them.

01-workflow

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SystemTce/dify-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A reference guide to designing Dify workflows, including their node types, reusable patterns, and templates. Dify is a platform for building applications from connected workflow steps.

not rated 35 6mo ago A 20 tokens

02-plugin

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SystemTce/dify-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A guide to developing plugins for Dify, an application platform for building AI-powered services. The supplied description says it covers Dify's Beehive architecture, runtime modes, plugin types, and development process.

not rated 35 6mo ago D 23 tokens

03-performance

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SystemTce/dify-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A performance guide for Dify workflows and plugins. Dify is a platform for building applications from connected steps, often using language models.

not rated 35 6mo ago B 10 tokens

04-security

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SystemTce/dify-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A security and deployment guide for the Dify platform, an application for building AI-powered services.

not rated 35 6mo ago A 36 tokens

05-integration

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SystemTce/dify-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

An integration skill for connecting Dify, an application platform for building AI workflows, to APIs, MCP tools, and other external services. The description does not provide enough detail about its specific operations.

not rated 35 6mo ago A 22 tokens

06-reference

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SystemTce/dify-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A reference guide for Dify's workflow language, APIs, software-development kits, and command-line commands. Dify is a platform for building applications from connected workflow steps.

not rated 35 6mo ago A 20 tokens

dify-skills

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SystemTce/dify-skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A collection of guides for developing Dify workflows and plugins, covering the platform's skills and development practices. Dify is a platform for building applications from connected workflow steps.

not rated 35 6mo ago A 24 tokens

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