Skills

The skills this repo ships, by tier, each with a quick health read. Install the user skills with:

adom-wiki skills install adom/adom-workspace-control
main skill adom-workspace-control view SKILL.md

Use when the user wants to open, close, add, or remove a panel; split a pane; move or swap tabs between panes; change the workspace layout; resize a split; bring a background tab to the foreground; show or hide a sensor view, camera, log, control panel, or any Adom editor panel; or asks "what panels are available". Examples: "open the 3D viewer", "add a webview tab", "close the robot log", "resize the split to 70/30", "split the pane horizontally", "move that tab to the other pane", "swap the two panes", "close that pane", "show the IMU sensor tab", "bring the webview to the front", "what panels can I open?".

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sub-skill webview view SKILL.md

WEBVIEW — what the word "webview" (or "wv") means on EVERY Adom platform and exactly how to open one. When the user says "show me in webview", "open it in webview", "in a webview", "webview tab", "wv" — on web Hydrogen (cloud) or Hydrogen Desktop — it ALWAYS means a native Adom workspace webview tab opened via `adom-cli hydrogen webview open-or-refresh`. NEVER VS Code's built-in Simple Browser, never an editor-internal browser page. THE PLATFORM TRAP is the URL: in a CLOUD container the webview renders in the user's browser, so localhost is WRONG — use the slug proxy URL (VSCODE_PROXY_URI style); in Hydrogen Desktop localhost is CORRECT (same machine). Trigger words — webview, wv, show me in webview, open in webview, in a webview, webview tab, webview panel, native webview, show in webview, launch in webview.

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Health: the size chip is green when right-sized, yellow when getting long, red when the model likely skims it. A green check is a passed preamble/structure signal; an amber mark is a gentle nudge, not a hard failure.