Build CLIM applications using CLIM 2 spec sections and local McCLIM examples.
npx skills add https://github.com/htayj/src --skill clim-spec
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: clim-spec Source: https://github.com/htayj/src/tree/main/dotfiles/clawmacs/.clawmacs.d/skills/clim-spec Command: npx skills add https://github.com/htayj/src --skill clim-spec
This Skill enables building, extending, or debugging CLIM applications grounded in the CLIM 2 spec, facilitating semantic UI development.
Use the clim-spec skill to design a simple CLIM application with an application frame, command interface, and semantic output elements.
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Structuring a CLIM application involves defining application frames, panes, commands, and presentations to build a graphical interface. The skill provides architectural guidance grounded in the CLIM 2 spec and McCLIM examples to help you map out semantic UI layouts and command interfaces.
Accessing CLIM 2 spec references is handled by utilizing local spec mirror access provided by the skill. It maps structural guidance directly to full CLIM 2 chapters and in-depth reference materials, ensuring accurate implementation without needing external dependencies beyond standard Common Lisp tools.
Building a semantic UI in Common Lisp requires leveraging CLIM standards for graphical layouts and presentation object interactions. The skill supports developing semantic output elements and command processing by referencing local McCLIM examples and full CLIM 2 spec sections for accurate implementation.
No external dependencies are required to build graphical editors with McCLIM beyond standard Common Lisp tools and local spec mirror access. The skill facilitates developing full-featured graphical editors with semantic object interactions entirely within your local environment.
CLIM application layouts may fail to adhere to spec standards if structural guidance for panes and presentations is incomplete. The skill grounds your implementation in full CLIM 2 spec chapters and McCLIM examples to ensure semantic object interactions and graphical layouts meet required CLIM standards.
Yes, you can use the skill to debug existing CLIM applications by cross-referencing your implementation against full CLIM 2 spec sections and local McCLIM examples. This spec grounding helps identify structural inconsistencies in application frames, panes, commands, and presentations.
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