Define, implement, and review the Volt GUI desktop design language and user experience. Use for any Volt GUI Svelte/Wails UI work involving visual styling, layout, navigation, Work/Code workbenches, composer interactions, settings, dialogs, lists, empty/loading/error states, responsive behavior, or design-system decisions.
Use when designing, implementing, or reviewing Volt GUI operational task-lifecycle UX: running message queues and Steer, activity centers, result receipts, structured recovery, explainable approvals, Diff comments to fixes, automation result inboxes, or managed worktree snapshot/Handoff flows. Enforces real Wails-backed state, safe mutation preflights, Work/Code ownership, and behavioral plus visual verification; pair with the project volt-gui-design-language skill for broad visual or layout work.
Use when configuring, verifying, or debugging the 西谷智灯暗涌系统 (Anyong/Xigu AI) white-label branding on the VoltUI fork. Covers BrandConfig env vars, voltui.toml [brand] section, desktop-build.sh VOLTUI_BRAND_NAME, and GitHub Actions/CNB release naming.
Use when configuring, debugging, or modifying CNB (Cloud Native Build) CI/CD pipelines for VoltUI/西谷智灯暗涌系统. Covers .cnb.yml structure, auto-release conventional commit workflow, merge-request CI checks, cross-repo PR creation, and CNB Release API.
Use when tasks involve 西谷AI (Xigu AI) internal operations, 西谷智灯暗涌系统 product strategy, Chinese AI market context, local regulations, or fork-specific workflow decisions. Covers upstream sync strategy, release workflow, internal tooling, and product-market-fit decisions for the 西谷智灯暗涌系统 coding agent.
Design and review REST, OpenAPI, GraphQL, webhook, and internal service APIs. Use for contracts, versioning, idempotency, pagination, errors, auth, and SDK ergonomics.
Design and review system architecture, module boundaries, data flow, scalability, reliability, and migration plans.
Build and review Bun.js applications, APIs, scripts, and tooling. Use for Bun runtime behavior, package management, tests, bundling, native APIs, and Node compatibility.