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Dũng (Wem)

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@wem2017 · HCM

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I'm Huynh Dung, I'm Software Developer from Ho Chi Minh City, VietNam

Skills Distribution
DomainDeveloper To...Design-to-Code Han.. (35%)Git Branching & Co.. (25%)Kanban State Machi.. (25%)Figma Spec & Token.. (15%)

Agent Skills by Dũng (Wem)

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Frequently Asked Questions About Dũng (Wem)

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What tasks can I perform using wem2017's AgentFlow skills?

You can parse Figma frames to extract specs and tokens, dispatch design sources (repo, artifact, design-system, figma, none) to acceptance criteria, enforce Git branch/commit/PR conventions, and govern work through a 6-column Kanban state machine with DoR/DoD and rework loops.

Who should use these AgentFlow skills?

Software developers and DEV/QC agents implementing visual surfaces or verifying implementations against designs. DEV loads design-handoff when building a visual surface; QC loads it when verifying implementation against the design; git-flow-working applies whenever an agent creates branches, commits, or PRs.

How does the Figma design extraction work at runtime?

The figma-design skill loads when design.kind is figma in agentflow.yaml. It uses the official Figma MCP server with a PAT/REST fallback, parses the Figma URL and node id, and extracts specs and tokens from a single frame, with revision pinning handled by design-handoff.

What must be read before touching board artifacts or configs?

The agentflow-protocol skill must be read first. It defines the core contract: config, plugin constants (6 Status column names, labels, comment and branch prefixes, forbidden paths, rework threshold), the 6-column state machine, DoR/DoD, AGENTFLOW-STATE section, read/write order, and trust rules.

What Git safety rules does git-flow-working enforce?

It enforces tech-agnostic conventions: branch naming, Conventional Commits, PR shape, and rebase-first synchronization. Hard safety rules prohibit force-push, merging, and touching forbidden paths whenever an agent creates a branch, commits, or opens/updates a pull request.