ZeroDeng
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ZeroDeng provides SublinkPro proxy subscription management plus mandatory pre-commit, security, performance, theme, and documentation validation checklists for development teams.
Agent Skills by ZeroDeng
Showing 8 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
ZeroDeng01sublinkpro
Manage SublinkPro proxy nodes, subscriptions, and shares through its REST API.
ZeroDeng01pre-commit-check
Validates Go and frontend code with formatting, linting, tests, and builds before git commits.
ZeroDeng01theme-check
Validates light and dark mode theme adaptation across UI components and states.
ZeroDeng01doc-sync-check
Validates bilingual documentation synchronization against code, API, and configuration changes.
ZeroDeng01cross-layer-sync
Validates synchronization of backend, frontend, and documentation changes across application layers.
ZeroDeng01post-dev-workflow
Orchestrates validation, cross-layer synchronization, testing, and commit preparation after code changes.
ZeroDeng01security-review
Reviews code changes against security checklists for authentication, input validation, and sensitive data handling.
ZeroDeng01performance-check
Reviews code changes against performance checklists covering databases, APIs, rendering, caching, and concurrency.
Frequently Asked Questions About ZeroDeng
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I perform with ZeroDeng's SublinkPro skill?▼
You can manage a SublinkPro instance through its REST interface: add and query proxy nodes, build and share subscriptions, manage airports, edit templates including AI-assisted template editing, organize tags, and view dashboard statistics.
Who should use the pre-commit-check and post-dev-workflow skills?▼
Developers and AI coding agents working in repositories that require enforced quality gates. Both skills are mandatory and blocking: pre-commit-check runs before every commit or PR, and post-dev-workflow orchestrates validation, synchronization, and testing after code changes.
How do the checklist skills get invoked during development?▼
Pre-commit-check, theme-check, security-review, and performance-check are user-invocable when relevant changes occur. Doc-sync-check and cross-layer-sync are not user-invocable; they are triggered automatically by post-dev-workflow when changes affect documentation or multiple layers.
When should I use the security-review and performance-check skills?▼
Use security-review when changing authentication, authorization, MFA, secrets, input validation, or sensitive data handling. Use performance-check when changes affect queries, APIs, rendering, caching, or algorithms. Neither is intended for general review or simple config edits.
What are the prerequisites for using these skills?▼
The SublinkPro skill requires access to a running SublinkPro instance with its REST interface. The checklist skills require a git-based development environment where commits, pull requests, and multi-layer code changes occur; no additional licensing or cost information is specified in the manifest.