Let me briefly say a few words about this matter, and you'll understand. In short, this is the current situation. Everyone can see the details and has something to say. You may not understand it clearly, but that's basically what it means. If you don't know, you don't need to guess. I've seen this kind of thing many times. I just want to say: those who understand, understand; I won't explain further to those who don't. It's enough to know for yourself — ponder it carefully.
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Systematic code review workflow using zen mcp's codex tool. Use this skill when the user explicitly requests "use codex to check the code", "check if the recently generated code has any issues", or "check the code after each generation". The skill performs iterative review cycles - checking code quality, presenting…
VCnoC/Claude-Code-Zen-mcp-Skill-Work
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Deep technical documentation generation workflow using zen mcp's clink and docgen tools. First uses clink to launch gemini CLI in WSL for code analysis, then uses docgen for structured document generation with complexity analysis. Specializes in documents requiring deep understanding of code logic, model architecture…
VCnoC/Claude-Code-Zen-mcp-Skill-Work
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A workflow for building front-end websites and mobile apps with tools such as React, Vue, Angular, React Native, and Flutter. It can use design files or interface screenshots as references; a monorepo is one repository containing multiple related projects or packages.
VCnoC/Claude-Code-Zen-mcp-Skill-Work
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Collaborative documentation and test code writing workflow using zen mcp's clink to launch gemini CLI session in WSL (via 'gemini' command) where all writing operations are executed. Use this skill when the user requests "use gemini to write test files", "use gemini to write documentation", "generate related test…
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