HACK-WU
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HACK-WU publishes 60 agent skills covering the full software delivery lifecycle: requirements mining, design, code review, testing, debugging, and project memory management.
Agent Skills by HACK-WU
Showing 59 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
HACK-WUarchify-svg-export
Exports archify diagram HTML artifacts to SVG files via headless Chrome.
HACK-WUki-search-first
Queries project memory via ki_search before starting any task or code modification.
HACK-WUmigrate-to-codehub
Migrate reusable architecture designs from existing projects into decoupled PythonCodeHub modules.
HACK-WUskill-amplifier
Splits a target skill's work into dimensions for parallel sub-agent deep investigation and cross-verified synthesis.
HACK-WUcreate-rules
Creates AI rule files with required YAML frontmatter in the rules directory.
HACK-WUtest-planner
Generates structured test plans from requirement, design, or API design documents.
HACK-WUsolution-lookup
Searches project and user solution indexes to reuse previously documented fixes.
HACK-WUartifact-optimizer
Analyzes code, design documents, and Skill files to produce prioritized optimization recommendations.
HACK-WUrequest-guard
Validates sudden user modification requests against existing conventions before execution.
HACK-WUcode-survey
Surveys codebase dimensions relevant to a requirement before design work begins.
HACK-WUki-memory-write
Writes seven types of project memory atoms into ki-search with deduplication and fallback handling.
HACK-WUexpert-solution-workflow
Routes problems to reusable expert-team or solution assets for lookup and capture.
HACK-WUapi-testing
Generates httpflex test clients to validate HTTP API endpoints with business assertions.
HACK-WUacceptance-verify
Verifies complete features or modules against user-confirmed acceptance metrics using three-layer evidence.
HACK-WUchallenger
Challenges code changes, design documents, and review reports to find missed risks.
HACK-WUui-to-ascii
Convert UI design screenshots into ASCII layout diagrams with numbered annotation tables.
HACK-WUdesign-to-code
Generates code skeletons with contract-level comments from design documents.
HACK-WUcontent-simplifier
Simplifies skill and rules files by removing redundant, outdated, and duplicated content.
HACK-WUcode-review
Review git diffs and commits across seven dimensions with semantic consistency analysis.
HACK-WUmodule-teach
Generates structured Markdown tutorials explaining code modules and git changes with diagrams.
HACK-WUreview-panel
Orchestrates multi-agent panels to review plans, code, and designs with structured scoring.
HACK-WUdocument-writer
Generates README and sub-documents for projects using type-specific documentation strategies.
HACK-WUki-memory-lookup
Queries ki-search project memory across seven memory types with type-specific retrieval strategies.
HACK-WUexpert-team
Generates persistent two-layer documentation packages for business modules using parallel expert sub-agents.
Frequently Asked Questions About HACK-WU
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish using HACK-WU's skills?▼
The 60 skills cover the full delivery cycle: requirement mining, design documents, ER/data-flow modeling, code skeleton generation, implementation, multi-dimensional code review, API/e2e/acceptance testing, debugging, UI design, README writing, and project memory read/write via ki-search.
Who are HACK-WU's skills designed for?▼
Software engineers and teams driving AI coding agents through structured development. Personas include developers needing code review and debugging, designers producing API contracts and UI specs, and maintainers building reusable expert-asset and solution libraries for business modules.
How do the skills get triggered at runtime?▼
Most skills activate via explicit trigger phrases (e.g. 'code review', '生成测试计划') or automatically on events like file writes (auto-review) or task start (ki-search-first). Some, like archify-svg-export and review-panel, run only when explicitly named by the user.
What prerequisites or dependencies do the skills require?▼
Dependencies vary per skill: archify-svg-export needs local Chrome/Chromium, api-testing requires the httpflex-py library, memory skills require ki-search availability, and gitnexus-index manages a GitNexus code index. harness-review is pure Markdown with zero runtime dependencies.
Are HACK-WU's skills free and open source?▼
The manifest specifies no licensing or pricing terms. The skills are published as public repository content under the HACK-WU account (43 public repos); users should inspect individual repositories for license files before commercial redistribution.