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10 publicaciones recopiladas
虹安 describes building vibe-wrapped to read local Claude Code and Codex conversation logs, calculate usage patterns and generate a shareable coding-persona poster. The article says analysis runs locally and notes fixes discovered while testing real logs.
Zain Ali introduces half-fixed, a local git-history scanner and Agent Skill that finds fixes applied to some sibling implementations but missed in others. The agent checks findings before changing code.
Corey Haines shares a content strategy Skill that maps attainable search topics, selects a commercial cluster and produces a hub-and-spoke plan with eight briefs in publishing order and planned internal links.
Leon Lin introduces TasteSkill v2, rebuilt to give coding agents an art direction, source assets and a browser check for their frontend work.
Jared Rhizor introduces the Elmo team's AEO Skill. He says the team compared existing Skills and research, built a larger neutral evaluation set and iterated on the Skill; the post does not establish independent performance results.
Recommends apk-reverse as an Android analysis workflow covering decompilation, DEX changes, repacking and runtime debugging. The repository defines an authorized-testing scope and distinguishes available routes from unverified ones.
Recommends plain-writing for clearer agent prose and explains its command for rewriting the previous answer. The post includes a Chinese rule summary and a before/after example drawn from the project’s evaluation materials.
Highlights motionmaxxing’s motion rules and review scripts through the project’s Cluely comparison, made with the same model and brief. The post discusses moving entrances, easing and cuts during motion.
Recommends penciled for pencil-style architecture diagrams, highlighting its layout checks and the author’s browser-based visual feedback loop. The post explains how a deliberately sketch-like style can invite discussion.
Explains dzhng’s feature workflow: explore unknowns, write a specification, run an implementation loop and review the agent’s recorded decisions. The multi-day run cited in the post is the project author’s example.