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code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent v5.1.55 — Test Script Names Specified

code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent v5.1.55 names the two scripts that the programming skill provides for testing tasks, making the basis for the test cleanup rule's judgment visible.

Repositorycode-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent ↗

A keyword-driven coding-agent harness that orchestrates multiple agents for graph-engineering workflows.

GitHub description: OmO: Just type "mass ulw" keyword with your prompt. Now you are the master of graph engineering.

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★ 70.6K
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5.8K
Language
TypeScript
License
NOASSERTION
Latest release
v5.1.55
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code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent released v5.1.55. According to the GitHub release record, this change explicitly names the two scripts that the programming skill provides for testing tasks. As a result, it became clear which command the test cleanup rule uses as the basis for its judgment. Rather than adding a new testing feature, this release is an update that spells out the commands the rule references. The version and change details are based on the v5.1.55 release record.

The repository description presents a method of typing the "mass ulw" keyword into the prompt and connects it with graph engineering. The working style the repository advocates, therefore, is to perform graph engineering by leveraging keywords. What stands out in this update is the test procedure inside the programming skill rather than the scope of that description. The core of the change is that the two script names were made clear, setting out the criteria by which the test cleanup rule judges. The number of stars shown on GitHub is 70561.

However, the provided release summary does not list the names of the two scripts, their respective roles, or how they differ from each other. Nor is any information given that shows the behavior before and after the change or the test results. Therefore, all that can be confirmed from this change is that the commands referenced by the rule have been spelled out. The published change description is limited, making it difficult to judge the scope or effectiveness of the actual procedure.