Agent Skills by a180
Showing 7 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
a179-sanaedsh-plugin-plan
Plans standalone DSH Cordis plugin architecture before any code is written.
a179-sanaedsh-plugin-scaffold
Creates standalone DSH plugin repositories from a self-contained template with baseline verification.
a179-sanaedsh-plugin-test
Selects and runs minimal evidence tests for standalone DSH plugin Loader exports, lifecycle, and artifacts.
a179-sanaedsh-plugin-implement
Implements standalone DSH Cordis plugins with validated configuration and lifecycle-safe registrations.
a179-sanaedsh-plugin-development
Coordinates planning, scaffolding, implementation, composition, testing, and release of standalone DSH Cordis plugins.
a179-sanaedsh-plugin-compose
Install and activate DSH plugins in isolated profiles using bundle patches and config dumps.
a179-sanaedsh-plugin-release
Validates DSH plugin packages for local, Git, or npm distribution readiness.
Frequently Asked Questions About a180
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with a180's DSH plugin skills?▼
You can plan, scaffold, implement, test, compose, and release standalone DeepSeek Harness Cordis plugins. The seven skills cover plugin design decisions, template-based repository creation, validated implementation with fiber-owned registrations, evidence-driven testing, profile wiring via cordis.patch.yml, and distribution readiness checks.
Who should use these DSH plugin development skills?▼
TypeScript developers building or extending standalone DeepSeek Harness Cordis plugins. They suit engineers who need structured guidance across the full plugin lifecycle, from initial design and scaffolding through profile composition, regression-focused testing, and npm or Git release validation.
How do the DSH plugin skills work together in practice?▼
Start with dsh-plugin-plan to decide form and dependencies, then dsh-plugin-scaffold to create the repository, dsh-plugin-implement to build the Cordis function or service, dsh-plugin-test for evidence, dsh-plugin-compose for profile wiring, and dsh-plugin-release for distribution checks. dsh-plugin-development coordinates all stages.
What are the prerequisites for using these skills?▼
You need a standalone DSH plugin project based on the self-contained template, with TypeScript settings, package.json, and Cordis identifiers. The skills explicitly exclude SDK DSL-only projects and DSH host-source changes, so plugins must remain standalone with portable dependencies.
How do these skills handle plugin testing and release quality?▼
dsh-plugin-test covers Loader exports, configuration, registration disposal, invariants, snapshots, and built artifacts using the smallest failing commands. dsh-plugin-release validates placeholders, typecheck/tests/build, public exports, packed files, clean-consumer installation, versioning, and requires recorded composition evidence before distribution.