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hex1b

Build, test, and document terminal user interfaces in .NET

Guides development of terminal user interfaces with the Hex1b .NET library, from creating widgets to writing reliable tests. Diagnoses flaky timing-sensitive tests, reviews API design, and validates documentation against real library behavior. Includes browser automation, Aspire orchestration, and performance benchmarking to keep terminal apps fast and correct.
npx skills add mitchdenny/hex1b --all -g -y
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Tells your AI agent which specialized skill to invoke for each task, such as creating widgets, fixing flaky tests, reviewing APIs, or writing documentation, and explains the core architecture and coding conventions of the Hex1b codebase.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How to install Hex1b?โ–ผ

Run `npx skills add mitchdenny/hex1b --all -g -y` in your terminal to install all skills in this suite globally.

What is Hex1b used for?โ–ผ

Hex1b is a .NET library for building rich terminal user interfaces with a React-inspired declarative widget API. These skills help your agent create widgets, write tests, and maintain documentation for it.

How do I fix flaky terminal UI tests?โ–ผ

The test-fixer skill diagnoses common timing issues, such as snapshots captured after app exit, and shows how to add proper wait conditions before assertions.

Can these skills help write documentation?โ–ผ

Yes. The doc-writer skill guides XML API comments and end-user guides, while doc-tester validates that documentation examples actually compile and behave as described.

Do these skills work with Claude Code and Cursor?โ–ผ

Yes. All skills follow the universal SKILL.md standard and work in Claude Code, Cursor, OpenClaw, and other compatible coding agents.

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