cs

Routes open-ended user requests to the appropriate CodeStable cs-* sub-skill.

Updated Jun 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/wildlily1021/XW_Software --skill cs-wildlily1021
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: cs
Source: https://github.com/wildlily1021/XW_Software/tree/main/.agents/skills/cs
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/wildlily1021/XW_Software --skill cs-wildlily1021

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? When working in a CodeStable-enabled repository, users often don't know which of the many cs-* workflow skills to invoke, or they phrase requests too vaguely to pick one. This Skill acts as the single entry point that interprets open-ended input and points to the correct sub-skill. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Intent Routing: Matches user requests against a scenario routing table covering features, bugs, refactors, documentation, planning, and knowledge capture, then recommends exactly one cs-* sub-skill with a one-line justification. - Repository Scanning: Checks whether the codestable/ directory exists and surveys in-progress features, issues, and roadmap items before responding, so recommendations account for ongoing work. - System Overview Mode: When users only want to understand CodeStable, it presents a concise summary of the 6 entities and 3 workflows without doing any actual work. - Use Case: A user types just "cs" or says "I want to add permission checks" — the Skill scans the repo, recognizes this as a new capability request, and recommends triggering cs-feat with a brief explanation. ## Quick Start Type "cs" or describe any development request in loose terms and ask which CodeStable skill should handle it.

Frequently Asked Questions about cs

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I know which CodeStable skill to use for my task?▼

Invoke the cs entry skill with your request in plain language. It scans your repository state, matches your intent against a routing table, and recommends exactly one cs-* sub-skill with a short reason.

What is the CodeStable workflow for AI-assisted development?▼

CodeStable models development as 6 entities (requirements, architecture, roadmap, features, issues, compound knowledge) and 3 flows: feature development, bug fixing, and refactoring. All artifacts live under the codestable/ directory.

What happens if my repository has no codestable directory?▼

The cs skill detects the missing codestable/ directory during its initial scan and recommends running cs-onboard first, since all other cs-* skills depend on that directory structure existing.

Does the cs skill write specs or modify project files?▼

No. The cs skill only routes requests and never reads or writes content artifacts under codestable/. Its sole output is a recommendation of which cs-* sub-skill to trigger next.

How does cs handle a request that is too vague to route?▼

It asks a clarifying question offering two concrete options rather than guessing, such as distinguishing a bug fix from a requirement change, then routes based on the user's answer.