Ting'an Wang
Community@namewta · Guangzhou
I am a tech enthusiast.
Agent Skills by Ting'an Wang
Showing 98 vetted skills indexed across 4 GitHub repositories.
knowledge-promotion
Plans and applies Markdown knowledge promotion with review-state tracking and index updates.
git-history-squash
Squash first-parent Git commit ranges with recoverable backup refs and exact remote force-with-lease publishing.
engineering-standards-builder
Audits project code, configuration, and CI to generate persistent engineering standards skills.
GitHub npm Ops
Automates GitHub issue triage, CI security checks, and npm provenance releases with recovery playbooks.
writing-great-skills
Guides writing and editing agent skills for predictable behavior using defined vocabulary and principles.
source-code-zip
Package source code directories into filtered ZIP archives using a dependency-free Node.js script.
upstream-fork-sync
Assess upstream diffs, merge conflicts, and customization risks for maintained Git forks.
Docs Sync
Audit and synchronize project documentation against reproducible Git commit ranges.
Archive and Consolidate
Archives completed workflow changes and consolidates extracted knowledge into persistent stores.
optimize-codex-config
Audit and optimize local Codex CLI configuration with redacted evidence and atomic writes.
Speculo Retro
Extracts, deduplicates, and prioritizes usage friction into GitHub-issue-ready proposals.
teach-goal
Generates exhaustive five-level teaching documentation for open-source repositories via an autonomous Goal Loop.
chinese-documentation
Applies Chinese typography and copywriting rules to technical documentation and README files.
teach
Generates structured HTML lessons and learning workspaces for teaching open-source projects.
submodule-manager
Automates adding, syncing, and indexing git submodules across categorized mono-repo directories.
chinese-documentation-translator
Translates English technical documentation repositories into Chinese with state tracking and incremental updates.
idea-refine
Refines raw ideas into actionable one-page concepts through structured divergent and convergent thinking.
debugging-and-error-recovery
Diagnose test failures, build errors, and runtime bugs through a structured root-cause triage workflow.
using-agent-skills
Discovers and routes tasks to the appropriate engineering workflow skill.
test-driven-development
Guides test-driven development with red-green-refactor cycles and bug reproduction tests.
planning-and-task-breakdown
Breaks specifications into ordered, verifiable tasks with acceptance criteria and checkpoints.
incremental-implementation
Implements multi-file code changes in thin vertical slices with per-slice testing and commits.
api-and-interface-design
Designs stable REST APIs, TypeScript contracts, and module boundaries with consistent error semantics.
ci-cd-and-automation
Automates CI/CD pipeline setup with quality gates, GitHub Actions workflows, and deployment strategies.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ting'an Wang
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with NAMEWTA's skills?▼
You can build VS Code extensions and webviews, squash Git history safely, sync upstream forks, manage submodules, author SKILL.md files, run test-driven development, perform multi-axis code reviews, generate Chinese documentation translations, and convert plans into specs or tracked tickets.
Who is the target audience for these skills?▼
Front-end and extension engineers working with TypeScript, Vue 3, Electron, and VS Code, plus maintainers managing Git forks, monorepo submodules, npm provenance releases, and teams standardizing agent skill authoring and engineering documentation practices.
How do I install and run these skills?▼
Skills are Markdown files with YAML frontmatter placed under .agents/skills/ directories and invoked by name or trigger keywords. Some run standalone, such as source-code-zip, which executes directly via node without npm install; others activate on explicit slash commands.
Are NAMEWTA's skills free and open source?▼
The skills are published publicly on GitHub under the NAMEWTA account across 15 public repositories. No licensing fees or paid tiers are indicated in the manifest; users can clone the repositories and adopt the skill files directly in their own projects.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
Most skills require only a Git repository and an agent runtime reading SKILL.md files. Specific cases need more: browser-testing-with-devtools requires a configured chrome-devtools MCP server, submodule-manager needs Git submodule access, and setup-pre-commit requires Husky with lint-staged.