yunzeforbetter/CastFlow

A portable AI-assisted development framework. It extracts architectural knowledge from project code, generates a structured Skill system, and automatically accumulates experience through execution records, enabling AI assistants to deeply understand your project from day one and improve with use.

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origin-evolve-skill

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yunzeforbetter/CastFlow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Distill trace.md memory snapshots into skill rules. Use when the user says origin evolve or an evolve-reminder fired. NOT generating new module skills (skill-creator).

not rated 108 changed 15d ago B SkillSpector: warn 40 tokens original MIT

skill-creator

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yunzeforbetter/CastFlow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Create or rewrite CastFlow catalog skills. Use when the user says castflow generate skills. NOT origin-evolve.

not rated 108 changed 28d ago A 27 tokens copy · 91% MIT

goal-loop-creator

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yunzeforbetter/CastFlow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Turn a requirement into a loop-engine long-task package. Use when the user wants a Goal Loop or to convert a requirement into a long task. NOT running an existing package.

not rated 108 changed 1mo ago A 40 tokens original MIT

module-mark-skill

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yunzeforbetter/CastFlow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Mark candidate packages before a module cut. Use when cold-start must separate a feature, a shared method, an independent system, and a framework mechanism. NOT a programmer skill for one module.

not rated 108 16d ago A 43 tokens original MIT

skill-doctor

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yunzeforbetter/CastFlow

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Evaluate and iterate an existing skill: fix stale locators and broken links, and shrink or raise rules against the current model. Use when the user asks to maintain an existing skill. NOT creating a new skill (skill-creator).

not rated 108 changed 15d ago A 50 tokens original MIT

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