AOCI-Wuch skill
AOCI-Wuch is a task-first skill library: the agent finds a match in the catalog and reads only the instruction it needs.
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Why this level
- The guides steer the agent through login, database and external service setup.
Install
- Works in
In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI
npx skillfoxx add skills/aoci-wuchDetects the agents on your machine, shows the access level and pins the version.
Other ways to install
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How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- The guides steer the agent through login, database and external service setup.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
AOCI-Wuch is a repository installed as a single skill. The agent reads `SKILL.md`, opens the capability catalog `capabilities/index.md`, picks the match for the task and loads only that guide instead of putting every instruction into context at once. The flow is task, catalog, match, guide, work. The stable catalog has guides for GitHub App authorization, enumerating scenarios in complex designs, choosing an Excel backend, setting up DBX MCP for databases, extracting video frames, GA4, GitHub OAuth login and email magic links. The experimental section holds LibTV MCP and Cloudflare Workers auth. Some guides are marked PRO and available by subscription.
Who it is for. Developers who connect an agent to web projects and want to give it short step-by-step guides on demand.
Good fit when
- GitHub OAuth or email magic-link login is needed and the agent needs a proven sequence.
- DBX MCP must be set up for database access.
- Frames must be extracted from a video from a description.
- An Excel approach must be chosen: file-level or through the desktop app.
Not a fit when
- Only free guides without a subscription are needed.
- An open license allowing reuse is required.
- One narrow skill for a single task is wanted.
Example request
Find the GitHub OAuth login guide in the AOCI-Wuch catalog, read only that one and walk me through the setup steps.Limitations
The repository license is all rights reserved, shown on GitHub as NOASSERTION, so reuse and copying need a terms check. PRO guides (for example native apps, App Store and TestFlight, SSO, design patterns) are available only through a subscription at skill.wuch-ai.net. Experimental guides are not treated as proven. Nothing outside the repository updates itself: a copy already installed in a product updates separately through `scripts/update_skills.py`.
How to disable. Delete the installed skill from the agent's skills directory. A cloned copy of the repository can simply be deleted from disk.
FAQ
How do I install it?
Install the repository `https://github.com/CCharlie-xiu/aoci-wuch.git` as an agent skill or ask the assistant to do so.
How does it work?
Task, then catalog, then picking a capability and loading only its guide.
What is PRO?
Some guides are available by subscription through the auth page at skill.wuch-ai.net.
How do stable and experimental guides differ?
Maturity is visible in the catalog; experimental ones are never treated as proven.
How do I validate the repository?
With `python3 scripts/validate.py`.
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README in short
The repository installs as one skill with a guide catalog. Some guides are paid and the license is restrictive.