Tuvix Shih
Community@ninthday · Taiwan, Taipei
Tuvix Shih (ninthday) publishes 17 developer-focused skills covering Git conventional commits, TDD, domain modeling, secure Python, and Traditional Chinese technical writing.
Agent Skills by Tuvix Shih
Showing 17 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
writing-great-skills
Provides vocabulary and principles for writing predictable, well-structured agent skills.
domain-modeling
Build and maintain project domain glossaries and architecture decision records in Markdown.
git-commit
Generates conventional commit messages by analyzing staged git diffs and executes commits.
nice-commit
Generate Conventional Commit messages for staged Git changes with confirmation-gated commits.
nice-llm-wiki
Build and maintain a personal LLM-powered knowledge base from immutable source snapshots.
chinese-content-writing-guideline
Applies Traditional Chinese writing rules for tone, terminology, punctuation, and structure.
handoff
Writes a conversation summary document so a fresh agent can continue the work.
readme-blueprint-generator
Generates a structured README.md from .github/copilot documentation files.
diagnosing-bugs
Diagnose hard bugs and performance regressions through a structured feedback-loop workflow.
improve-codebase-architecture
Scan a codebase for module deepening opportunities and render them as a visual HTML report.
to-spec
Synthesizes the current conversation into a specification and publishes it to the project issue tracker.
drawio-diagrams-enhanced
Generate draw.io mxGraphModel XML diagrams via the next-ai-draw-io MCP server.
prototype
Build throwaway prototypes that answer design questions about logic or UI.
grill-with-docs
Interrogates a plan or design while generating ADRs and glossary entries.
tdd
Guides test-driven development using the red-green loop with behavior-focused tests at public seams.
grilling
Interviews the user in structured question rounds to stress-test plans and decisions.
python-security
Review and harden Python applications against OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities.
Frequently Asked Questions About Tuvix Shih
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with ninthday's skills?▼
You can create conventional Git commits, practice test-driven development, diagnose bugs, build domain models and ADRs, generate README documentation, create draw.io diagrams (BPMN, UML, Gantt, RACI), harden Python code per OWASP Top 10, and write or review Traditional Chinese content.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers, technical writers, and maintainers working on codebases, documentation, and design decisions. They suit developers practicing TDD, architects recording ADRs and domain models, security reviewers auditing Python, and zh-TW content authors.
How do the Git commit skills work in practice?▼
The git-commit and nice-commit skills analyze staged changes or diffs, auto-detect type and scope, propose a Conventional Commit message, and execute git commit only after explicit confirmation. nice-commit defaults to Traditional Chinese messages; git-commit supports interactive overrides.
Are these skills open source and what licenses apply?▼
Yes. The git-commit skill is MIT licensed, while chinese-content-writing-guideline and python-security use GFDL-1.3-or-later. Other skills list no explicit license in their frontmatter, so check each repository folder before redistribution.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
git-commit requires Bash tool access. drawio-diagrams-enhanced integrates with the next-ai-draw-io MCP server for real-time diagram editing. python-security references bandit, safety, and semgrep for static analysis. Several skills (handoff, to-spec, grilling) disable model invocation and run interactively.