AEGIS Console (Interface Definition)

Defines the AEGIS Console web app's layout, theme, and initial capabilities via JSON configuration.

Updated Nov 4, 2025
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npx skills add https://github.com/netzkontrast/aegis --skill aegis-console-interface-definition
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Skill: AEGIS Console (Interface Definition)
Source: https://github.com/netzkontrast/aegis/tree/main/skills/console
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/netzkontrast/aegis --skill aegis-console-interface-definition

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This skill provides a declarative way to define and configure the AEGIS Console web application, allowing for easy customization of its layout, theme, and available modules without direct code modification.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Dynamic Configuration: Define the console's appearance and functionality using a JSON specification.
  • Module Management: Specify which modules (e.g., quest tracker, system status) are active and how they behave.
  • Use Case: A product manager can update the console's header links or enable/disable specific dashboard modules by modifying the console.json file, instantly reflecting changes in the deployed application.

Quick Start

Update the AEGIS Console configuration by modifying the specs/console.json file to change the theme to 'dark-mode'.

Frequently Asked Questions about AEGIS Console (Interface Definition)

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I configure a web application frontend without modifying code?

To configure a web console dynamically, modify the `console.json` file to declare layout, theme, and module settings. The application reads this JSON specification to render the frontend without requiring direct code changes.

How does JSON configuration drive console layout and theme rendering?

A JSON object derived from repository state acts as the root configuration, detailing the console's high-level specification. The frontend uses this JSON to render the interface layout and apply the selected theme.

Can I use JSON configuration to manage dashboard modules in a Next.js application?

Yes, you can manage dashboard modules by defining their active state and behavior within a JSON specification. The Next.js application reads this configuration to dynamically render the specified modules.

Does the console configuration support natural language interaction via Gemini?

Yes, the web console configuration supports dynamic command lists for natural language interaction. This integration allows Gemini to process user input and interact with the application through the defined commands.

What is the best way to enable dark-mode in a web console interface?

The best way to enable dark-mode is to update the theme property within the JSON configuration file. Changing this setting instantly reflects the new theme in the deployed web application.