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Website Studio v1.0.0

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@Do-fei Do-fei released this 12 Jul 11:24

Website Studio v1.0.0

Website Studio turns a website request into a complete, visually intentional, responsive, and honestly verified deliverable. It is a portable Agent Skill rather than a fixed template or framework scaffold.

Included in this release

  • Seven-gate workflow: brief, design direction, product shape, build, capabilities, verification, and publishing handoff.
  • Eight website recipes: landing page, portfolio, editorial story, knowledge hub, directory, dashboard, portal, and tracker.
  • Four capability recipes: data, authentication, uploads, and external connectors.
  • Four execution adapters: OpenAI Sites, existing projects, static sites, and generic frameworks.
  • Six deterministic validators and ten automated tests.
  • Three original responsive HTML examples.
  • Detailed installation guidance for Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf, OpenCode, Cline, Roo Code, and generic file-aware agents.

Install

The Release asset contains a single website-studio/ folder. Extract that folder into your Agent's Skill discovery directory.

The broad cross-Agent project location is:

.agents/skills/website-studio/

Claude Code uses .claude/skills/website-studio/; Cline most reliably uses .cline/skills/website-studio/. See the repository's cross-Agent guide for all personal and project paths.

Verification

  • Package structure: passed, 66 required files.
  • SKILL.md: 83 lines with progressive disclosure.
  • Automated tests: 10/10 passed.
  • Script syntax: passed.
  • SVG/XML validation: passed.
  • Release ZIP: extracted into a fresh directory and npm test passed from the extracted package.
  • No bundled binary media or third-party brand assets.

Release asset integrity

SHA-256  710f847c930b6b0644f91603efb74b5c8fcfda5a75c3ccf7f74a2eaf8bedfd37
File     website-studio-v1.0.0.zip

Review SKILL.md and scripts/ before granting an Agent terminal or deployment permissions. Hosting a Skill on GitHub does not make it automatically trusted.