developer-tool

Routes developer tooling tasks into governed doctrine, staging, and runtime surfaces.

Updated Feb 21, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/joySUSY/violet-plugin-place --skill developer-tool-joysusy
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: developer-tool
Source: https://github.com/joySUSY/violet-plugin-place/tree/main/plugins/developer-tool
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/joySUSY/violet-plugin-place --skill developer-tool-joysusy

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Large plugin and tooling workspaces collapse into chaos when doctrine, governance, staging, and runtime layers blur together. This Skill provides a doctrine-first control center that routes developer-tooling tasks—memory continuity, agentic systems, shell workflows, build/deploy, data processing, cross-platform strategy—into the correct canonical lane instead of donor sprawl. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Subsystem Routing: A pressure router maps tasks to eight matured subsystems (ai-agent-memory, agentic-system-basis, tool-ecosystem, shell-and-terminal, build-and-deploy, data-processing, cross-platform-development, language-specialists) with explicit trigger ownership. - Layered Governance: Root control docs (INVENTORY, TRIGGER_SCOPE, ABSORPTION_MATRIX) freeze promotion rules so donor material becomes doctrine only through auditable staging, never direct runtime dependency. - Bounded Runtime Surfaces: Bridge skills, prime/route/audit commands, diagnostician agents, and conservative lifecycle hooks operationalize doctrine without replacing it. - Use Case: When asked how to structure a Claude Code plugin with memory continuity, the engine routes first to ai-agent-memory doctrine, escalates to governed staging only if needed, and invokes the violet-memory-lab runtime shell solely for push-based operational continuity. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to classify your tooling, memory, shell, build, or cross-platform question and route it to the correct developer-tool subsystem doctrine before taking action.

Frequently Asked Questions about developer-tool

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I route a developer tooling task to the right subsystem?▼

Use the pressure router in SKILL.md to map the task to its first owner, such as ai-agent-memory for recall questions or build-and-deploy for CI/CD. Then read the subsystem control plane and canonical doctrine before invoking any runtime surface.

What is the difference between doctrine, staging, and runtime layers?▼

Doctrine under references/ is the stable knowledge center, staging holds adapted complexity not yet flattened into doctrine, and runtime surfaces execute bounded workflows. Donor reservoirs remain upstream evidence and are never the default reading path.

When should I use the violet-memory-lab runtime shell?▼

Use it only for push-based operational continuity after consulting memory doctrine and governed staging. It is never the first stop for ordinary memory or recall questions.

Does this engine support cross-platform and language-specific guidance?▼

Yes, through the cross-platform-development and language-specialists bridge subsystems covering support tiers, shared-core boundaries, and languages like C++, Kotlin, Flutter, PHP, and PowerShell. Deep language work routes outward to dedicated engines when it outgrows bridge doctrine.

Why does the engine avoid direct donor repository access?▼

Donor reservoirs are upstream evidence, not canonical truth. Direct donor dependence causes doctrine duplication and shell drift, so promotion into doctrine must pass through explicit governance and staging review first.