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* feat(skills): add 5 Orbit briefing templates
Introduces a new "orbit" scenario family in the Examples gallery for
morning-briefing surfaces. Each template lives at the top of "我的设计"
and aggregates yesterday's connector activity into a single page.
- orbit-general: adaptive bento dashboard that fans across 12-16
connectors, where each module picks its own UI form by data type
(list / avatar stack / status ring / heatmap / file grid / alert
card / kanban / etc.)
- orbit-github: GitHub-flavored single-connector digest mirroring the
Notifications + PR-diff visual language
- orbit-gmail: Gmail-flavored digest rendered as a Daily Digest email
inside the three-pane inbox
- orbit-linear: Linear-flavored digest in the dark Inbox + cycle-
progress layout
- orbit-notion: Notion-flavored digest authored as a native Notion
page (callout / toggle / database table)
The new scenario value 'orbit' surfaces as a filter pill in
ExamplesTab automatically; no UI code change required.
* fix(skills): reframe Orbit skill descriptions as pipeline-triggered
The original descriptions framed each skill as a standalone "X-flavored
briefing template" the user picks. They are actually skills the Orbit
daily-digest pipeline selects automatically based on which connectors
the user has authenticated, then runs against live connector data.
Rewrites both `description` and `example_prompt` for all 5 templates:
- orbit-general: invoked when 2+ connectors are connected; aggregates
the past 24h across every authenticated source
- orbit-github / orbit-gmail / orbit-linear / orbit-notion: invoked
when the named connector is the user's only connection (or scope is
explicitly limited to it); pulls the past 24h from that connection
alone
All 5 now state explicitly that they are not user-triggered — the
Orbit scheduler invokes them.
* feat(examples): add Orbit pill to the mode filter row
Surfaces the Orbit briefing skills as a top-level "type" filter in the
Examples gallery, alongside Prototype · Desktop / Mobile / Slide deck /
Docs & templates. Filter matches skills with scenario === 'orbit'.
- ExamplesTab: extend ModeFilter and MODE_PILLS with 'orbit'; teach
matchesMode and modeCounts about it
- i18n: add 'examples.modeOrbit' to Dict and to all 16 locale files
('Orbit' is left untranslated as a brand name)
* polish(orbit-general): real Figma preview image + revised comment
Replaces the empty gray placeholder in the Figma module with an
Unsplash UI-design photo, and rewrites the mock comment to read like
a substantive design-review note rather than a nit about button
placement.
* feat(examples): eager-load card previews via IntersectionObserver
Card previews previously only loaded on hover, leaving the example
gallery showing 'Hover to preview' placeholders for everything below
the fold. Now each card observes the viewport and prefetches its HTML
800px before scrolling into view, so the iframe is ready by the time
the user reaches it.
Hover remains as a fallback path (and for browsers without
IntersectionObserver, the card loads immediately on mount).
Also reverts the Unsplash photo on the orbit-general Figma module
back to the gray placeholder — the stock image semantically misread
as a Photoshop screenshot rather than a Figma artboard.
* feat(orbit-general): drop Figma connector module
Removes the Figma bento card and its scoped CSS, plus the orphaned
Top-3 entry that referenced a Figma comment. Reassigns Top-3 #2 to
a Notion document review so the priority list stays aligned with
the connectors actually rendered.
* i18n(skills): translate Orbit example prompts to English
The example_prompt is what gets injected into the chat input when a
user clicks 'Use this prompt', and is read by the agent verbatim. It
should match the SKILL.md description language (English), not the UI
locale. Replaces the Chinese drafts with English equivalents across
all 5 Orbit skills, and drops the Figma reference from orbit-general
since that connector module was removed earlier.
* fix(skills): rewrite Orbit SKILL.md bodies with reproducible specs
Earlier the bodies were too abstract (only a connector→UI mapping
table and a one-line style note), so agents running the skill could
not reproduce the shipped example.html and got stuck in long retries.
Each SKILL.md body now contains:
- exact color tokens lifted from the example.html
- type stack and font sizes
- a section-by-section page spec (top-to-bottom)
- chip / pill / icon rendering rules
- forbidden list
The example_prompt is collapsed back to a one-line user intent so the
skill body is the source of design truth.
Covers all 5 templates: orbit-general, orbit-github, orbit-gmail,
orbit-linear, orbit-notion.
* feat(orbit): make every connector item clickable
Each Orbit briefing template now links its rows / cards to the matching
source URL so users can jump straight from the morning digest to the
underlying connector.
- orbit-general: each bento card gains an 'Open in {connector} ↗' CTA
built from a connector→URL map; each Top 3 card becomes an anchor
- orbit-github: every event row opens the corresponding github.com
pull/issue URL parsed from the row identifier; the header logo links
to the repo
- orbit-linear: each issue row gains a small ↗ button that opens
linear.app/{team}/issue/{ID}
- orbit-gmail: action and reply buttons jump to a Gmail search URL
scoped to the sender
- orbit-notion: page-link spans wrap as anchors and database rows are
click-to-open against notion.so
All links use target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer".
* fix(skills): force agents to mirror example.html 1:1
Earlier skills told the agent the example was 'source of truth' but
left phrasing soft, so agents felt free to add extra UI elements
(snoozed-mail row, extra yellow stars on inbox rows, etc.) that
were not in example.html.
Each Orbit SKILL.md now opens with a 'Source-of-truth protocol' that
forces the agent to:
1. read example.html before writing any output
2. mirror its DOM structure / class names / module count / element
order 1:1
3. only refresh mock values; never invent additional UI elements,
rail entries, sections, badges, or chrome ornaments
The reference sections that follow stay informative for tokens and
visual language but are explicitly demoted from spec to commentary.
* fix(orbit-gmail): remove three-pane / left-rail / inbox-list claims
The example.html is a single-column page: Gmail top header + the
opened Orbit Daily Digest email (toolbar / subject / sender / digest
body / reply bar). Earlier copy described a Gmail three-pane app with
Compose button, label list, Categories tabs, and an inbox listing —
none of which exist in the actual asset.
- example_prompt: drops 'three-pane inbox' phrasing
- description: same
- body: rewrites Page sections to mirror the real header → email-chrome
layout, top to bottom; explicitly forbids left rail, inbox list, and
Categories tab strip
* feat(orbit): forbid external design systems in all 5 skills
Each Orbit briefing template ships its own complete visual language
baked into example.html (Gmail / GitHub / Linear / Notion / Open
Orbit's editorial bento). Adds an explicit 'Design system policy'
block telling the agent to:
- ignore any DESIGN.md attached to the active project
- ignore brand tokens or Figma files supplied via chat
- use exclusively the colors / fonts / radii from example.html
This is a hard constraint: an Orbit briefing must look like the
connector it represents, not like the user's brand.
* feat(newproj): hide design-system picker for skills that opt out
Skills can declare 'od.design_system.requires: false' in SKILL.md to
opt out of DESIGN.md injection (the Orbit briefing skills do this —
their example.html ships with a complete connector-native visual
language). When the active default skill for a tab opts out, hide the
design-system picker so we don't ask the user to attach a brand we'll
then ignore.
Existing tabs that don't host a default skill (template, other) keep
the picker. The check only fires for prototype / live-artifact / deck.
* review: address P2 reviewer feedback
P2 — Connector family coverage gaps (orbit-general):
Adds Finance, CRM/Sales, Support, Analytics, Infrastructure, Security
rows to the connector→UI mapping table (now 16 families). Adds a
'Fallback heuristics' subsection so unknown connectors are routed by
data shape (numbers + time series → Alerts, rows + status field →
Task mgmt, etc.).
P2 — 'Forbidden' rules too vague (all 5 skills):
Rewrites every Forbidden section as a paired 'Don't / Do' constraints
table so each negative is paired with a concrete positive. Replaces
obvious bans (lorem ipsum) with substantive ones (real-shaped mock
copy, plausible identifiers, dev-team label hues, etc.).
* ci: register orbit skills in de/ru/fr en-fallback lists
The localized-content coverage test asserts that every skill in
skills/ is either translated or explicitly declared as falling back
to English in the LOCALIZED_CONTENT_IDS bundle. The 5 new orbit
skills weren't in any bundle, so the workspace validation job failed
on the de/ru/fr coverage assertions.
Adds the 5 orbit-* ids to DE/FR/RU_SKILL_IDS_WITH_EN_FALLBACK so
those locales explicitly fall back to the SKILL.md English copy
(matching the minimal-change posture chosen earlier in this PR).
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