Use when diagnosing Wox hidden-state memory usage on Windows or macOS, Wox core plus wox-ui over-budget memory, Flutter heap or WebView retention, Go heap profiles, or whether hidden Wox should stay near a small process-memory target.
Update Wox CHANGELOG.md based on commits since the last release. Use when the user asks to "update changelog", "write release notes", or "summarize changes since last release" and the output must follow the repository's existing changelog format.
Create, scaffold, implement, and package Wox plugins (nodejs, python, script-nodejs, script-python). Use when cloning official SDK templates, generating script plugin templates, editing plugin.json metadata, defining SettingDefinitions and validators, wiring i18n, implementing plugin APIs, or preparing plugin repositories for local packaging. If the user wants to publish a plugin to the official Wox store or check whether it is already listed, prefer wox-plugin-submit2store.
Use when the user invokes Wox test assurance or asks to run Wox `make test` and `make smoke`; direct invocation is explicit permission to execute both suites and fix failures until they pass.
Submit the current Wox plugin repository to the official Wox store by ensuring the user has a reusable fork of Wox-launcher/Wox, checking whether the plugin ID already exists in Wox's store-plugin.json, adding a new store entry when missing, and preparing a pull request to Wox-launcher/Wox. Use when the user wants to publish a Wox plugin to the store, verify whether it has already been listed, or have Codex run the store submission PR workflow.
Update Wox CHANGELOG.md based on commits since the last release. Use when the user asks to "update changelog", "write release notes", or "summarize changes since last release" and the output must follow the repository's existing changelog format.