X-School-Academy

Reverse-engineer an existing software project so the user can understand the code logic, architecture, workflows, design decisions, and potential issues. Use this when the user provides a GitHub repo, local codebase, zip file, or existing project and wants architecture understanding, Mermaid diagrams, remake guidance in another language, or expert design/performance evaluation.

Perform deep research from a research requirement or instruction file and produce research outputs in the same folder, including Markdown plus an index.html visual report with Mermaid diagrams when useful.

Open and operate the local Skill Pilot WebUI through the browser for demos, walkthroughs, settings changes, task execution, and terminal-based education flows. Use when the user wants the agent to drive Skill Pilot as a human would in the browser, open a specific WebUI feature, or jump directly into shell or agent terminal views.

Use this skill when acting as a Black-Box Code Agent Supervisor. The supervisor uses coding agent CLIs such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, or other AI coding agents through tmux terminal windows to finish a coding task or project. The supervisor works like a real developer using AI agents: giving instructions, checking the running result, using browser/curl/logs, finding issues, and sending feedback back to the coding agent. The supervisor does not directly inspect source code, write code, or write code-level tests.

Manage the full lifecycle of a Vibe Coding project — create, refine, brainstorm, initialize, plan, implement, review, test, deploy, update, and fix issues. Use when the user wants to start a new project from a prompt, evolve its requirements, plan or write code, validate or deploy it, or apply updates and bug fixes against an existing project.

Create interactive courses and assignments for students in the project's markdown format. Use when asked to create a new course, educational module, or assignment.

Execute a task in the background with a prompt through the core engine LLM provider and return plain text output. Use when the user wants to run a prompt as a background task via the Agent CLI.

Initialize and verify AI Agent for web browser setup with Chrome for browser automation.

To click a page element in the browser, perform a click on buttons, links, or controls during Playwright automation.

To close the current Playwright page, close the page to end the session or free resources.

To read console logs from the current page, retrieve console messages for debugging JavaScript output.

To drag and drop between elements on a web page, perform a drag interaction from a source to a target.

To run JavaScript in the page context, evaluate an expression on the page or a specific element for inspection or manipulation.

To upload files through a file input, provide one or more file paths for a page file chooser.

To fill multiple form fields at once, set values for inputs, checkboxes, and selects in a single call.

To accept or dismiss browser dialogs like alert/confirm/prompt, handle the dialog so automation can continue.