Vexilo

What is Vexilo?

Vexilo is an interactive handbook for Claude Code. It organizes guidance by scenario and is presented in both English and Chinese, with a structured collection of agents, commands, and skills to help users work with Claude Code.

The core purpose of Vexilo is to provide an organized reference so you can quickly find how to approach different Claude Code scenarios, rather than searching through unstructured notes.

Key Features

• Interactive handbook format: Presents information in a structured way so you can browse and look up content as you work.
• Claude Code–oriented content: Tailored to Claude Code, including referenced agents, commands, and skills.
• Scenario-based organization: Groups content by scenarios to support task-oriented workflows.
• Bilingual availability (English and Chinese): Provides content in English and Chinese for mixed-language teams or personal preference.
• Large structured library: Includes a catalog described on the page as 31 agents, 93 commands, and 121 skills.

How to Use Vexilo

Start by opening Vexilo and selecting the scenario that matches your current task in Claude Code. From there, use the handbook’s organized entries (agents, commands, and skills) to shape your approach, then apply the referenced items while working in Claude Code.

If you prefer English or Chinese, use the bilingual handbook view to follow the same scenario structure in your preferred language.

Use Cases

• Task planning for Claude Code: When you have a specific development or automation goal, browse the handbook by scenario to identify relevant agents, commands, and skills for that type of task.
• Workflow reference while implementing: Keep Vexilo open during implementation to quickly retrieve command or skill guidance tied to the scenario you’re executing.
• Bilingual team enablement: For teams where some members prefer English and others prefer Chinese, use the bilingual handbook to align on the same scenario-based instructions.
• Learning by structured examples: Use the inventory of agents and commands as a guided way to understand what Claude Code capabilities exist and how they’re organized.

FAQ

• What does Vexilo cover? Vexilo describes a structured handbook containing agents, commands, and skills for Claude Code, organized by scenario.

• Is the handbook available in more than one language? Yes. The page indicates bilingual support (English and Chinese).

• How is the content organized? The handbook is organized by scenario, with entries for agents, commands, and skills.

• Do I need to know Claude Code already? The content is specifically for Claude Code users; the site presents it as a reference handbook, but the page does not describe an explicit beginner onboarding flow.

Alternatives

• Unstructured Claude Code documentation/notes: Instead of scenario-based organization, documentation elsewhere may be searchable but less structured; Vexilo’s advantage is its handbook organization.
• General-purpose prompt libraries for AI coding assistants: Prompt libraries can provide reusable prompts, but they may not be organized around Claude Code agents/commands/skills in the same scenario framework.
• Dedicated knowledge base or wiki for AI workflows: Teams can build their own scenario pages; compared with Vexilo, this typically requires more setup and maintenance but can be tailored to internal standards.
• IDE-integrated snippets and workflows: Snippets can speed up execution for repeat tasks, but they may not provide the broader scenario/skill/command reference structure that a handbook offers.