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My skills manual

This page describes the My skills tree experience exposed to users in SkillFlaw. It focuses on the tree-based browsing and operation workspace available in the product interface.

Entry points​

Users enter this module through the My skills menu. The page is organized as a two-panel workspace:

  • a collapsible tree panel on the left
  • a detail panel on the right

Interface screenshot​

The following screenshot shows the two-panel tree workspace, including the anonymous-mode toggle, the left tree, and the right detail panel.

My skills page

Tree panel​

The tree panel is used to navigate through the skill graph. The node model includes:

  • tenant nodes
  • business-domain nodes
  • personal nodes
  • project nodes
  • workflow group and skill group nodes under a project
  • project workflow nodes
  • project skill nodes

The tree supports expanding and collapsing nodes, and loadable nodes are loaded on demand.

Anonymous mode​

The page header contains an anonymous mode toggle. This affects how the page presents data.

Detail panel​

The detail panel switches between:

  • an attributes tab
  • a skill tab when the selected node type supports skill-like content

Attributes tab​

The attributes tab shows the normalized node profile, including values such as:

  • node name
  • node type
  • node ID
  • creator
  • version
  • audience type for project nodes
  • access type for project workflow and project skill nodes
  • workflow and skill counts for project nodes

Skill tab​

When the selected node supports markdown or skill content, the skill tab displays that content and can expose action buttons. Depending on node type, the detail panel can expose:

  • download project bundle or skill package
  • test executable project skill
  • run workflow for project workflow nodes
  • refresh current skill content

Usage model​

This page is designed for browsing and operating on the tree of already organized resources. It is not the same as the skill maintenance page:

  • the skill module is the maintenance and edit surface
  • the My skills module is the tree-based navigation and operation surface