43 skills (repositories by QwenLM) · sorted by popularity
Explore an existing Vitest 3.2 JSON test report to count results, search failed tests, and inspect file errors. Review original diagnostic details and keep tentative explanations separate from evidence, without launching tests.
Operate native applications on macOS, Windows, and Linux using Qwen Cua Driver. Inspect screenshots and structured interface elements, perform clicks, typing, menu actions, or window adjustments, and verify the resulting application state.
Diagnose frozen or slow Qwen Code sessions on the current machine by checking CPU and memory usage, process states, child processes, network connections, and debug logs. Receive a diagnostic report with suggested next steps, without stopping processes.
Stabilize a test that fails and then passes on the same commit. Apply a minimal fix to timing, randomness, clock behavior, or shared resources while preserving assertions, then verify it through repeated runs.
Test Qwen Code CLI behavior from model requests through tool execution. Reproduce bugs, check terminal interactions and MCP tool connections, and inspect API logs using real models or mock servers for controlled scenarios.
Verify a qwen-code pull request in an isolated environment by comparing its behavior with a control build and running focused tests. Produce a report and machine-readable verdict that distinguish measured results from areas left untested.
Fix bugs reported in GitHub issues through a reproduce-first process. The workflow guides code changes, build checks, verification, regression tests that check for recurring failures, and review before considering the fix complete.
Review local uncommitted changes, verify findings, and repeat focused repairs until the review converges or a blocker remains. Also supports Qwen Code issue fixes and review responses within workflows run through GitHub Actions.
Create and customize Qwen Code extensions using templates for context, commands, skills, agents, and MCP servers that connect external tools. Validate configuration and referenced files, review executable behavior, and prepare the extension for local testing.
Review Qwen Code issues and pull requests through staged checks. Assess product fit, code simplicity, and CI evidence, then prepare English and Chinese comments that explain findings and flag decisions needing maintainer attention.
Find alternative words and phrases that fit a sentence, audience, and tone. Suggestions distinguish close synonyms from related expressions, explain differences in meaning or formality, and include brief usage examples when helpful.
Turn a vague request into a goal with one outcome, verifiable completion checks, boundaries, a stopping agreement, and instructions for blockers. It drafts the objective for review without starting the work described.
Apply the same operation across multiple files using parallel worker agents. The skill finds matching files, divides the work, and reports successes, failures, and skipped files, with a preview option before edits.
Create or update saved Dynamic Workflows, JavaScript scripts that organize repeatable agent tasks. Capture task order, dependencies, and final results in a reusable file, with a slash command for running the workflow.
Find unused components, files, translation keys, and other unnecessary code across a codebase. Document every consumer and removal impact in a tracking issue, then turn one maintainer-approved candidate into a focused pull request.
Investigate growing memory usage in Qwen Code CLI by comparing heap snapshots, records of objects in memory. Trace what keeps objects alive, identify likely causes, and repeat the workload to verify a fix.
Test Qwen Code through realistic keyboard interactions in tmux, a terminal session tool. Capture readable screen snapshots at each step and produce a report documenting dialogs, commands, outcomes, and observed side effects.
Review recent code changes for duplication, maintainability, and wasted work, then apply straightforward improvements. The workflow combines three parallel reviews, prioritizes small, low-risk fixes, and checks the edited code with relevant tests or project checks.
Delegate code exploration, feature development, bug fixes, and reviews to Qwen Code through acpx, a command-line client for communicating with agents. Use ongoing sessions, separate task sessions, and structured output to coordinate development work.
Write clear briefs for subagents and conversation forks, agents that inherit conversation history. Specify purpose, known findings, scope, and expected output while respecting each agent's existing role and separating research requests from implementation.
Create a functional application prototype from an initial idea. The workflow covers requirements, technology choices, plan approval, project setup, implementation, visual assets where needed, build verification, and instructions for starting the result.
Turn a feature idea or bug description into a GitHub issue, informed by relevant code and existing issues. It prepares an English draft with a Chinese translation, incorporates feedback, and submits it with labels after explicit approval.
Coordinate a small Qwen Code team using shared tasks and peer messages. Read-only teammates investigate separate questions, while an optional single writer implements changes in a separate Git worktree for review and verification.
Compare a feature implemented in Qwen Code with Codex or Claude Code under the same scenario. Capture communication and terminal records, inspect tool definitions and outputs, and guide fixes toward matching observable behavior.