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Why: - Make this repository the maintenance home for Agent-facing visualization Skills while retaining earlier VMind SDK versions in Git history and releases. What: - Replace the legacy SDK and Rush tooling with portable VChart and VTable Skills, bundled references, generators and local knowledge search. - Add per-Skill fixed cases, deterministic regressions and a bounded OpenAI-compatible API harness with optional Codex execution. - Preserve task inputs, usage, observable tool logs and review evidence; keep credentials and generated runs outside version control. - Document installation and debugging in English and Chinese, and replace obsolete Rush Git hooks with Python lint and commit-subject checks. Validation: - 105 regressions passed across the relevant suites; the 47 template and portable-install tests passed again after whitespace cleanup. - Ruff, uv lock consistency, JavaScript syntax, catalog preservation, documented selections and browser snapshot/catalog checks passed. - Automated evaluation success remains distinct from manual review; known case failures and unexecuted coverage are documented separately. BREAKING CHANGE: the current source tree no longer provides the VMind SDK. Use an existing SDK release for the historical SDK API. Codex-Model: gpt-6-astra
Add deterministic regression and browser jobs with pinned public npm assets and retained diagnostics. Upgrade VTable templates and evaluation assets to stable 1.26.8, verified locally across list, pivot, filter and diagnosis examples. Codex-Model: gpt-6-astra
Rename the installable Skills to vchart-skill and vtable-skill, keeping directory names, frontmatter, case catalogs, runner selection and bilingual usage guides consistent. Preserve all task prompts, inputs, acceptance criteria and source provenance. Validation: 106 Python regressions, both Skill validators and fixed VChart/VTable browser smoke passed; staged changes verified as renames only apart from migration records. Codex-Model: gpt-6-astra
Document shared release tags for vchart-skill and vtable-skill so users can identify Skill snapshots independently of library dependency versions. Preserve historical VMind SDK tags and use tags or commit SHAs for traceability. Codex-Model: gpt-6-astra
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Summary
Repurpose VMind as the public maintenance repository for Agent-facing visualization Skills. Users can install
vchart-skillorvtable-skillindependently to generate editable chart/table HTML and diagnose configurations. Retire the SDK from the current source tree while preserving its Git history, tags and historical releases.Validation
Compatibility
This is a breaking repository transition: the current checkout no longer provides the VMind SDK. Existing SDK users should use historical releases. The four commits are retained as separate commits; merge without squashing or rebasing to preserve commit identity and attribution.