Load ArcBlock company context (products, technical architecture, strategy) on demand. Use /arcblock-context to see available topics, or /arcblock-context to load specific context.
EnglishConverts static web or Next.js projects into ArcBlock blocklets using provided DID. Analyzes project structure, generates configuration files, and validates setup. Requires blocklet DID as parameter.
EnglishCreate standardized Pull Requests for blocklet projects. Performs lint checks, unit tests, version updates, and creates PRs following PR templates. Use /blocklet-pr or say "help me submit a PR", "create pull request" to trigger.
EnglishCreates a new release for a blocklet project by bumping version, building, and bundling. Use when asked to "create a new release", "bump and bundle", or "update blocklet version".
EnglishAnalyze Blocklet Server related URLs, identify their type (daemon/service/blocklet), and locate the corresponding development repository. Supports analysis of IP DNS domains and regular domains.
EnglishGenerate comprehensive, reviewer-ready code review documents from git diffs. Use this when the user provides code changes (git diff output, file changes, or asks to review code changes) and wants a structured review document. Creates detailed analysis covering change overview, business flow, key code explanation, risk assessment, and review recommendations. Supports both manual diff input and automatic git workspace detection. Particularly useful for reviewing pull requests, feature branches, or any code changes requiring thorough documentation for reviewers.
EnglishIncludes Arcblock Context, Blocklet Converter, Blocklet PR, and other workflows.
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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What’s included
Arcblock Context
Load ArcBlock company context (products, technical architecture, strategy) on demand. Use /arcblock-context to see available topics, or /arcblock-context to load specific context.
Blocklet Converter
Converts static web or Next.js projects into ArcBlock blocklets using provided DID. Analyzes project structure, generates configuration files, and validates setup. Requires blocklet DID as parameter.
Blocklet PR
Create standardized Pull Requests for blocklet projects. Performs lint checks, unit tests, version updates, and creates PRs following PR templates. Use /blocklet-pr or say "help me submit a PR", "create pull request" to trigger.
Blocklet Updater
Creates a new release for a blocklet project by bumping version, building, and bundling. Use when asked to "create a new release", "bump and bundle", or "update blocklet version".
Blocklet URL Analyzer
Analyze Blocklet Server related URLs, identify their type (daemon/service/blocklet), and locate the corresponding development repository. Supports analysis of IP DNS domains and regular domains.
Diff Review Doc
Generate comprehensive, reviewer-ready code review documents from git diffs. Use this when the user provides code changes (git diff output, file changes, or asks to review code changes) and wants a structured review document. Creates detailed analysis covering change overview, business flow, key code explanation, risk assessment, and review recommendations. Supports both manual diff input and automatic git workspace detection. Particularly useful for reviewing pull requests, feature branches, or any code changes requiring thorough documentation for reviewers.
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