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vibe-coding-plugins
vibe-coding-plugins contains 11 collected skills from icarus-go, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Visual pattern library for explanation-type artifacts. Provides decision rules for choosing between annotated code blocks, call-flow diagrams, concept accordions, comparison tables, and insight cards.
Feishu (Lark) document Block API specification. Covers authentication, block types, document creation, content insertion, image upload, and rate limits.
Visual specification for HTML artifacts. Defines color palette, typography, spacing system, and component styles for dark-themed standalone HTML deliverables.
Quality checklist for generated artifacts. Covers HTML file structure validation, Chinese encoding integrity, code block annotation, external dependency checks, and Feishu document validation.
Structural specifications for plan-type documents covering high-level design through low-level design with ADR formatting.
Pattern library for code review reading-guide artifacts. Provides five template skeletons (trace, layer, data, state, storyline) that each anchor the reader on a different mental model.
Layout pattern library for summary-type artifacts. Provides rules for TL;DR writing, key finding importance grading, and source credibility scoring.
Generate targeted exercises, self-tests, and recall prompts for a topic. Use when the user directly asks for practice questions, drills, quizzes, or transfer exercises.
Build a staged learning plan with milestones, first steps, and review cadence. Use when the user directly asks for a study roadmap, phased plan, or learning sequence for a topic.
Break a procedural or hands-on topic into clear steps, failure points, and checkpoints. Use when the user directly asks how to do or practice something step by step.
Coach learning conversations from intent confirmation through local knowledge retrieval, material preparation, practice, review, and checkpoint tracking. Use when the user wants to learn, review, practice, or systematically master a topic, especially when they may already have local notes or want curated tutorials, videos, blogs, or study materials.