arcblock/agent-skills

Load ArcBlock company context (products, technical architecture, strategy) on demand. Use `/arcblock-context` to see available topics, or `/arcblock-context <topic>` to load specific context.

Analyze Blocklet Server related URLs, identify their type (daemon/service/blocklet), and locate the corresponding development repository. Supports analysis of IP DNS domains and regular domains.

Generate comprehensive, reviewer-ready code review documents from git diffs. Use this when the user provides code changes (git diff output, file changes, or asks to review code changes) and wants a structured review document. Creates detailed analysis covering change overview, business flow, key code explanation, risk assessment, and review recommendations. Supports both manual diff input and automatic git workspace detection. Particularly useful for reviewing pull requests, feature branches, or any code changes requiring thorough documentation for reviewers.

Transform vague ideas into implementation-ready specifications through structured interviewing. Use when user describes a new feature/product idea, has a problem to solve, needs to document requirements, or says things like "帮我梳理需求", "interview me about this", "细化这个想法", "spec out this project". Produces two artifacts - intent.md (technical spec for code agents) and overview.md (human-friendly summary for team).

Git branch management tool. Detects main iteration branch and branch naming conventions, handles branch creation and switching. Referenced by blocklet-dev-setup, blocklet-pr, and other skills.

Guide users to choose between blocklet-dev-setup and blocklet-server-dev-setup. Ask what to develop (blocklet or server), handle migration from existing environments, explain convention directories, and showcase advanced usages. Use `/blocklet-getting-started` or say "I want to start blocklet development", "how to setup blocklet dev environment" to trigger.

Create standardized Pull Requests for blocklet projects. Performs lint checks, unit tests, version updates, and creates PRs following PR templates. Use `/blocklet-pr` or say "help me submit a PR", "create pull request" to trigger.

Clone blocklet-server repository and guide execution of the in-project project-setup skill. Use `/blocklet-server-dev-setup` or say "help me configure blocklet-server environment", "setup blocklet-server" to trigger.

Use when creating, modifying, or debugging Claude Code plugins. Triggers on .claude-plugin/, plugin.json, marketplace.json, commands/, agents/, skills/, hooks/ directories. Provides schemas, templates, validation workflows, and troubleshooting.

Converts static web or Next.js projects into ArcBlock blocklets using provided DID. Analyzes project structure, generates configuration files, and validates setup. Requires blocklet DID as parameter.

Creates a new release for a blocklet project by bumping version, building, and bundling. Use when asked to "create a new release", "bump and bundle", or "update blocklet version".

Evaluate proposals, technical decisions, and product directions against Robert's thinking patterns, ArcBlock's AFS/AINE architecture, and engineering philosophy. Use when reviewing proposals, evaluating technologies, or self-reviewing designs.

Configure development environment for blocklet-type repositories. Supports parsing GitHub Issue URLs, Blocklet URLs, or problem descriptions to automatically locate repositories, check permissions, clone code, install dependencies, and start development server. Use `/blocklet-dev-setup` or say "help me fix the xxx blocklet issue", "I want to develop xxx blocklet", "I want to modify code related to this URL" to trigger. In short, use this as the starting point when you want to develop a blocklet.