blocklet-getting-started
Blocklet Getting Started
An interactive Q&A guide for developers who are new to ArcBlock's Blocklet ecosystem and don't know what questions to ask.
Core Philosophy
"Guide through questions, answer from skills."
This skill maintains a curated list of questions. When user selects a question, AI reads the relevant skill files in plugins/blocklet/skills/ to understand the context and provide accurate answers.
"If users knew what to ask, they wouldn't need this skill."
Users who know their questions can ask AI directly. This skill is for those who need guided discovery.
Workflow
Phase 0: Language Selection
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