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LaizyIO

LaizyIO

24 Skills published on GitHub.

ux-stitch-brief

Prepare a Google Stitch design brief from DESIGN.md, WorkflowSkills docs, and UX DesignOps memory.

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ux-stitch-generate

Generate or prepare professional Google Stitch prompts and MCP operations for screen or component exploration.

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feature-implementer

Implement feature steps using git worktrees, build and test adaptively, update implementation plan, and generate test plans. This skill should be used when ready to implement one or more steps from an implementation plan, automatically adapting to any framework, language, or project structure.

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ux-stitch-iterate

Iterate an existing Stitch design using project and screen context, UX docs, decisions, and anti-slop constraints.

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feature-research

Guide interactive research and POC creation to understand features deeply. This skill should be used when planning to implement a new feature and needing to research design patterns, understand integration points in the codebase, consult documentation via MCP Deep Wiki, or create minimal POCs to validate concepts. Can receive CDC.md from feature-specification as input for clear requirements.

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feature-specification

Guide iterative specification and CDC (Cahier Des Charges) creation through deep questioning, context analysis, and proactive proposals. Use this skill BEFORE feature-research to clarify requirements, identify prerequisites, define scope, and document complete specifications. Triggers when starting a new feature, task, bug fix, or refactoring and requirements need clarification.

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feature-workflow

Orchestrate complete or partial feature implementation workflow with configurable phases. This skill should be used to run the full workflow (specification → research → plan → implement → test → fix) or specific phases, coordinating between all feature-implementation skills automatically.

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git-workflow-manager

Manage git worktrees with GitFlow conventions for parallel development. This skill should be used when creating, managing, or cleaning up git worktrees, following standard GitFlow branch naming (feature/, fix/, hotfix/). 100% generic and reusable across all projects.

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implementation-planner

Generate comprehensive implementation plans with checkboxes, dependencies, and parallelization details. This skill should be used after feature research is complete to create structured, step-by-step implementation plans that track progress, identify dependencies between tasks, and enable multiple developers to work in parallel.

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linear-issue-creator

Create well-formed Linear issues on command for any project. Accepts a GitHub URL or local disk path as project context, explores the codebase and documentation adaptively, then creates a structured issue using DEV-007 templates (Bug, Feature, Tech-Debt, Idée, Hotfix) via the Linear MCP.

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test-executor

Execute tests adaptively, analyze failures, generate detailed failure reports, and iterate until tests pass. This skill should be used when running tests from a test plan, working with any language, framework, or test type (E2E, API, unit, integration, performance).

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test-fixer

Fix failing tests based on failure reports, verify fixes, and iterate until all tests pass. This skill should be used after test-executor generates failure reports, providing systematic debugging and fixing strategies that work with any framework or language.

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test-plan-generator

Generate intelligent, non-redundant test plans based on implementation changes. This skill should be used after implementing features to create comprehensive yet efficient test plans with proper coverage across unit, integration, API, and E2E tests without duplication.

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ux-audit

Audit a page, flow, feature, or component for UX, UI, interactions, accessibility, responsive behavior, and anti-slop quality before coding.

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ux-bootstrap

Initialize UX/UI DesignOps memory in a WorkflowSkills project. Use when a project has no UX docs, no DESIGN.md, or needs Codex-ready product design onboarding.

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ux-code-to-stitch

Translate existing code, routes, components, and DESIGN.md into Stitch-ready briefs or design system inputs.

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ux-component-spec

Specify reusable UI components, states, accessibility, responsive behavior, tokens, and implementation constraints before coding.

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ux-design-sync

Synchronize DESIGN.md, UX DesignOps docs, Stitch mappings, visual debt, and implementation reality after UI changes.

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ux-flow

Define user flows, state matrices, edge cases, and UX acceptance criteria for a UI feature before implementation.

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ux-implement-from-stitch

Implement a selected Stitch direction into an existing frontend while preserving app logic, architecture, components, and WorkflowSkills documentation.

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ux-polish

Apply a focused UI polish pass while preserving behavior, design system consistency, accessibility, and WorkflowSkills docs.

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ux-storybook

Use Storybook as a UI state catalog for component specification, visual QA, and WorkflowSkills UX documentation.

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ux-visual-verification

Verify UI changes with the Codex Browser plugin by default, or Playwright/Storybook/equivalent rendering tools when needed, using screenshots, responsive checks, focus states, and accessibility basics. Blocks if no rendering tool is available.

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workflow-challenger

Critical review and gap analysis skill that can be invoked at any workflow stage. Use to challenge decisions, identify missing specifications, verify coherence, and surface unaddressed questions in CDC, findings, plans, or any deliverable. Acts as a devil's advocate by deeply analyzing codebase, project documentation ([DOC]-* folders), and context.

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