Chinese version of Matt Pocock's skills for DeepSeek Harness: full Chinese translation of all 25 skill texts (Chinese translation of mattpocock/skills, MIT)
A router for choosing the right workflow or skill for a software project. It describes paths from an idea to shipped code, including research, prototypes, specifications, tickets, and implementation.
A Git-based code review workflow that compares changes from a chosen commit, branch, tag, or merge point. It checks both whether the code follows the repository's written standards and whether it implements the requested specification.
A set of design principles for creating modules with small interfaces and substantial behaviour behind them. It explains terms such as interface, implementation, adapter, and seam in plain terms for this design approach.
A diagnostic workflow for difficult bugs and performance regressions, meaning cases where software behaves incorrectly or becomes slower after a change.
A practice for creating and refining a project's domain model: the precise terms, concepts, relationships, and decisions that describe how the project works.
A guided, demanding interview for improving a plan or design while recording decisions in documents such as ADRs and a glossary. An ADR is a short record of an architectural decision and its reasons.
A structured question-and-answer process that challenges a plan, decision, or idea through successive rounds. It maps dependent choices in a design tree and waits for the user's decisions before acting.
A handoff document that summarizes the current conversation so another coding agent can continue the work. It saves the document in the operating system's temporary directory and removes sensitive information.
An implementation workflow for completing work described in a specification or tickets. It encourages test-first development where appropriate, runs checks during the work, and ends with review and a commit.
A codebase architecture review that scans for modules that hide useful complexity poorly, then produces a visual HTML report and discusses one selected finding in depth.
A throwaway prototype built to answer a design question about logic or a user interface. A logic prototype is a shareable HTML walkthrough of state changes; a UI prototype shows several alternative page designs.
A research workflow that investigates a question using primary sources such as official documentation, source code, specifications, and first-party APIs, then records the findings in a Markdown file.
A repository setup workflow for engineering add-ons. It configures where issues are stored, how triage labels are named, and where project context and architecture decision documents live.
A test-first development guide for building features or fixing bugs. Test-driven development, or TDD, means writing a test that fails, making it pass with the smallest change, and then improving the code.
A teaching workflow for helping a user learn a subject over multiple sessions. It stores the learner’s goals, reference material, lessons, notes, and learning records in the current workspace.
A questionnaire-writing workflow for decisions that require knowledge held by another person. It identifies who should answer, what information is needed, and creates focused questions for that person.
A specification-writing workflow that turns the current conversation and repository context into a detailed feature specification. A specification explains the problem, proposed solution, user needs, and implementation decisions before work begins.
A planning tool that turns a plan, specification, or conversation into small work tickets. Each ticket covers a complete, checkable slice of work and records which other tickets must be finished first.
An issue-triage workflow for sorting bug reports and feature requests, including pull requests. Triage means reviewing incoming work, asking for missing information, and giving it a clear status and handoff brief.
A short recovery response for when a previous message was unclear or did not reach the user properly. It asks the user to restate the request with enough context for the agent to continue.
A planning workflow for turning a large, unclear effort into a map of decision tickets. It resolves the decisions one by one until the route to a defined goal is clear, rather than immediately building the final result.
A guided Bash script for steps that a human must perform, such as configuring services, entering credentials, setting CI secrets, or completing a one-time migration. It walks through the steps, captures values, and writes them to the required configuration locations.
★not rated 5 yesterdayA73 tokens
originalMIT
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: