Build a rich, interactive HTML explainer of a code change — a working diff, commit, branch, or PR — so a human actually understands it (enough to build the next change on it), not just approve it. Fixed pedagogical arc → background · intuition (toy data + HTML diagrams) · literate code walkthrough · a comprehension quiz you must pass before shipping. Produces ONE portable .html (inline CSS, system fonts, no CDN, light + dark, accessible). Trigger when the user wants a change explained or understood — "explain this diff/PR", "이 변경/PR 설명해줘", "리뷰용 해설 만들어줘", "understand this change", "explain-diff".
EnglishDevelop/evolve the Nova plugin (givepro91/nova) itself — scan only the Claude Code changes Nova actually depends on, make a surgical plugin change, verify with the repo's own tests + dogfood /gate, then ship. Deliberately lean: NO ledger/cron/gate-chain/trend-scanner machinery. MUST TRIGGER: 'evolve nova', '/nova-dev', updating nova for a new Claude Code feature, or adding/changing a nova skill/hook/script.
EnglishBuild a polished, self-contained HTML document — a report, write-up, prep doc, RCA, notes, or showcase page meant to be read, shared, or kept — by choosing a style that fits the document's character instead of defaulting to one look. Produces ONE portable .html file — inline CSS, system fonts, no CDN or external assets (CSP-safe), light + dark, accessible. Ships three editable starting styles (notion / report / editorial) and hands off to /design-direction when the look is genuinely subjective. Trigger when the user wants prose or data turned into a page — "make this a web page", "as an HTML doc", "share as a page", "페이지로 만들어줘", "웹 문서로 만들어줘", "도식화해서 보여줘".
EnglishIncludes Explain Diff and other workflows.
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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What’s included
Explain Diff
Build a rich, interactive HTML explainer of a code change — a working diff, commit, branch, or PR — so a human actually understands it (enough to build the next change on it), not just approve it. Fixed pedagogical arc → background · intuition (toy data + HTML diagrams) · literate code walkthrough · a comprehension quiz you must pass before shipping. Produces ONE portable .html (inline CSS, system fonts, no CDN, light + dark, accessible). Trigger when the user wants a change explained or understood — "explain this diff/PR", "이 변경/PR 설명해줘", "리뷰용 해설 만들어줘", "understand this change", "explain-diff".
Nova Dev
Develop/evolve the Nova plugin (givepro91/nova) itself — scan only the Claude Code changes Nova actually depends on, make a surgical plugin change, verify with the repo's own tests + dogfood /gate, then ship. Deliberately lean: NO ledger/cron/gate-chain/trend-scanner machinery. MUST TRIGGER: 'evolve nova', '/nova-dev', updating nova for a new Claude Code feature, or adding/changing a nova skill/hook/script.
Web Doc
Build a polished, self-contained HTML document — a report, write-up, prep doc, RCA, notes, or showcase page meant to be read, shared, or kept — by choosing a style that fits the document's character instead of defaulting to one look. Produces ONE portable .html file — inline CSS, system fonts, no CDN or external assets (CSP-safe), light + dark, accessible. Ships three editable starting styles (notion / report / editorial) and hands off to /design-direction when the look is genuinely subjective. Trigger when the user wants prose or data turned into a page — "make this a web page", "as an HTML doc", "share as a page", "페이지로 만들어줘", "웹 문서로 만들어줘", "도식화해서 보여줘".
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