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Ben Hsieh

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@wkh237 · Tokyo, Japan

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7Published Skills

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Skills Distribution
DomainDeveloper To...Terminal Multiplex.. (35%)End-to-End Testing.. (25%)Release & Version .. (20%)Pixel-Art Asset Cr.. (20%)

Agent Skills by Ben Hsieh

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Frequently Asked Questions About Ben Hsieh

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What tasks can I perform with wkh237's tmux-team skills?

You can communicate between AI agents via tmux panes or a local identity inbox, process bounded inbox batches, manage TMT release lines and prereleases, run Docker-isolated end-to-end tests, implement repository changes with review gates, and build data-only Office prop and pixel-avatar packs.

Who are the tmux-team (TMT) skills designed for?

They target developers and maintainers working on the tmux-team project, plus operators running multi-agent terminal setups. Contributors use tmt-dev and tmt-e2e for changes and testing, while release managers use tmt-release for version and prerelease readiness.

How do the TMT testing and development skills work in practice?

The tmt-e2e skill adds, changes, diagnoses, or runs the repository's Docker-isolated end-to-end tests for tmt and tmux. The tmt-dev skill guides implementing, reviewing, or maintaining repository changes through the project's issue, architecture, verification, and review gates.

What are the prerequisites and dependencies for these skills?

The skills require a tmux-based environment and the tmux-team repository. End-to-end testing depends on Docker for isolated test runs, while Office prop and avatar creation only needs local data-only JSON pack files—no executable extensions or remote assets are permitted.

Can I create custom artwork for TMT Office with these skills?

Yes. The tmt-prop-create skill creates and validates bounded data-only prop-pack JSON files for custom Office furniture, and tmt-avatar-create builds pixel-avatar packs, previews character art, and applies an installed avatar to an existing identity.