Cash Wu
Community@cashwu · Taiwan, Taichung
my coding, my life
Agent Skills by Cash Wu
Showing 27 vetted skills indexed across 4 GitHub repositories.
kids-storybook-builder
Builds bilingual storybook practice sites with TTS audio and word-level karaoke from page text or images.
cash-apply
Automate software changes from Cash CLI artifacts with task execution and verification.
cash-archive
Validate artifact status and task completion before archiving project changes.
cash-ask
Query project-local openspec documentation using deterministic lexical search.
cash-propose
Generate and validate software change proposals against project quality gates.
cash-discuss
Guide structured technical discussions with codebase scouting and assumption-based reasoning.
cash-ingest
Ingest requirements from plan files or conversation context into Cash development artifacts.
cash-debug
Systematically debugs software defects through reproduction, isolation, root cause analysis, and evidence-based fixing with TDD.
cash-commit
Stage and commit files associated with a specific Cash change.
cash-audit
Analyze git diffs for security vulnerabilities through adversarial simulation.
cash-drift
Detect drift between Cash-managed change artifacts and the Git repository state.
cash-analyze
Validate project artifact consistency and structural integrity with the Cash CLI.
cash-verify
Cross-reference source code with project artifacts to verify implementation consistency.
spectra-apply-plus
Automate Spectra task application with quality gates via the Spectra CLI.
spectra-drift
Detect codebase drift by comparing a Spectra change with the current state.
spectra-propose-plus
Automate Spectra change proposals from requirements to validated artifacts via the spectra CLI.
spectra-commit
Commit files for a specific Spectra change using git.
spectra-analyze
Analyze artifact consistency for software changes using the spectra CLI.
spectra-verify
Automate code verification against change artifacts using the spectra CLI.
spectra-debug
Guide a four-phase debugging workflow with a three-attempt rule.
spectra-discuss
Facilitate structured discussions to converge on design decisions.
spectra-audit
Audit changed code for security vulnerabilities using a multi-agent approach.
spectra-archive
Archive completed changes with the Spectra CLI after verifying artifacts and tasks.
spectra-propose
Automate OpenSpec change proposal creation with the spectra CLI.
Frequently Asked Questions About Cash Wu
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Cash Wu's skills?▼
You can manage the full spec-driven change lifecycle: ingest requirements, propose and validate changes, apply tasks, verify code against artifacts, detect drift, audit diffs for vulnerabilities, debug defects with TDD, commit, and archive. A separate skill builds bilingual storybook reading sites with TTS and karaoke.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers practicing spec-driven development with OpenSpec-style artifacts, plus developers who want structured debugging, adversarial security review of git diffs, and consistency verification between source code and change documentation. The storybook skill targets builders of children's language-reading practice sites.
How do the Cash and Spectra skills work in practice?▼
Each skill wraps a Cash or Spectra CLI command: propose generates validated change proposals, apply executes tasks with quality gates, analyze and verify cross-check artifacts against source code, drift compares changes to repository state, and commit and archive finalize completed changes.
What does the kids-storybook-builder skill require and produce?▼
It takes page-by-page English text or page images and produces a bilingual storybook practice site with transcription, Chinese translations, English TTS, word-level karaoke, page navigation, optional Docker Compose, and end-to-end verification. It is intended for reading or shadowing sites, not illustration-only requests.
Are these skills free to use?▼
The skills are published publicly in Cash Wu's open registry of 741 repositories. No licensing fees or paid tiers are indicated in the manifest; users should check the individual repository for the applicable open-source license terms before redistribution.