A release procedure for explicitly publishing one VoidTech plugin at a specified existing version on GitHub. It checks the project, runs quality tests, and starts the approved release workflow.
A read-only repository quality check for a VoidTech Claude Plugins repository. It examines documentation, versions, tests, portability, and release readiness.
A workspace for learning a skill or concept over multiple sessions. It stores goals, reference materials, lessons, resources, notes, and records of progress.
A step-by-step guide for checking a software plan or design before implementation, with attention to decisions, dependencies, constraints, and trade-offs.
A skill for reviewing plans or designs item by item while organizing architecture decision records (ADRs) and a glossary of business terms. An ADR is a short record explaining an important technical decision and its reason.
A research workflow for investigating unfamiliar questions using multiple sources. It gathers evidence, checks disagreements and source reliability, and turns the findings into practical advice.
A writing-editing skill for Chinese, English, and mixed-language text that preserves the original meaning, facts, voice, and professional style while reducing noticeable AI-writing patterns.
A reference for writing skills that guide an agent through repeatable tasks, including when a skill can be called and how its instructions should be organized.
A Chinese-language workflow for creating or revising DESIGN.md, a project document that records design rules, visual decisions, and interface constraints.
A guide for creating several temporary, working versions of a user interface on one page so they can be compared. It describes the process in Chinese and covers routes, real app data, and design choices.
A skill for examining a codebase and reporting architectural improvements in an HTML document. It looks for scattered responsibilities, overly shallow modules, difficult testing points, and leaking implementation details.
A code-design guide for building modules with small, clear interfaces and substantial internal implementation. It also explains how to place replaceable seams and test behavior through the public interface.
A setup guide for Git safety hooks that stop selected risky Git commands before they run. Git is a version-control system; these commands can publish changes, erase uncommitted work, or delete branches and files.
A method for building a small, temporary terminal program to test business rules, state changes, or data structures before making them part of a full application.
A release workflow for code changes: review the work, run checks, create a Git commit, push the branch, and open a pull request or merge request. A pull request or merge request is a proposed change for teammates to inspect before it is merged.