react-native-components
Master React Native 0.79.5 components, styling, performance optimization, and mobile UI best practices with real-world examples. Use when building React Native UI components, implementing StyleSheet or dynamic styling, optimizing list performance, or creating accessible mobile interfaces.
react-patterns
Modern React patterns and principles. Hooks, composition, performance, TypeScript best practices. Use when writing or reviewing React components, applying hooks and composition patterns, or improving React performance and TypeScript usage.
react-refactor
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react-testing-library
React Testing Library mechanics for testing React components and hooks — query selection, async handling, user interaction, assertions, provider setup, and the anti-patterns that make tests brittle. Use for any test that renders a React component or a hook, including choosing between getBy/queryBy/findBy, userEvent flows, waitFor usage, renderHook, custom render wrappers, and reviewing RTL tests for implementation-detail assertions.
shadcn-setup
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shadcn
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table-filters
Designs optimal filtering UX for data tables. Use when building a table that needs filters - analyzes the data columns and determines the best filter type for each. Outputs a unified filter field with inline header filters.
tailwind-validator
Validate Tailwind CSS v4 configuration and detect/prevent Tailwind v3 patterns. Use this skill when setting up Tailwind, auditing CSS configuration, or when you suspect outdated Tailwind patterns are being used. Ensures CSS-first configuration with @theme blocks.
tailwind
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theme-factory
Toolkit for styling artifacts with a theme. These artifacts can be slides, docs, reportings, HTML landing pages, etc. There are 10 pre-set themes with colors/fonts that you can apply to any artifact that has been creating, or can generate a new theme on-the-fly. Use when styling an artifact such as slides, docs, or an HTML landing page with a preset or custom theme of colors and fonts.
bug
File a GitHub issue of type Bug from a description — structures a clear bug report (summary, steps to reproduce, expected vs actual, environment), previews it, then on confirmation creates the issue with the Bug issue type (falling back to a bug label when the repo has no issue types). Use when the user asks to file a bug, open a bug report, create a GitHub bug issue, log a bug, or runs /bug.
finishing-a-development-branch
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fix-merge-conflicts
Resolve git merge conflicts correctness-first, then prove the tree still builds. Use when a merge, rebase, cherry-pick, or stash pop leaves conflict markers, when git status shows unmerged paths, or when the user asks to fix conflicts, resolve a merge, or rebase onto the trunk and clear the conflicts.
git-safety
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github-actions-author
Author, review, and harden GitHub Actions workflows using current official documentation, secure trigger patterns, least-privilege permissions, current action versions, and CI/CD validation. Use when creating, editing, debugging, or security-reviewing workflow YAML.
github-address-comments
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github-fix-ci
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github-inbox
Collect and triage a GitHub work inbox from assigned issues, review requests, mentions, authored PRs with failing checks, and optional project filters. Use when checking what needs attention across GitHub or prioritizing GitHub tasks.
github-pr-publish
Create, update, and publish GitHub pull requests with a clean title, durable body, branch hygiene, validation notes, and safe push/PR gates. Use when opening a PR, updating a PR description, preparing a draft PR, or publishing local changes to GitHub.
github-review-suggestions
Review GitHub pull requests and post precise inline suggested changes with GitHub suggestion blocks. Use when asked to review a PR, leave actionable GitHub comments, propose applyable fixes, or submit review suggestions through gh.
pr-comments
Reads a pull request's review threads and returns a digest — grouped by thread, severity-tagged, priority-ordered, with the open questions called out. Strictly read-only: no code edits, no replies, no thread resolution. Reach for it to triage feedback before deciding what to fix; implementing those fixes is `github-address-comments`.
aws-infrastructure
Expert in AWS infrastructure setup including EC2, VPC, security groups, Application Load Balancers, Route53 DNS, and SSL/TLS certificates. Use this skill for AWS infrastructure configuration and deployment.
docker-expert
Expert in Docker, docker-compose, Dockerfile patterns, and container orchestration for NestJS and Next.js applications. Use this skill when users need Docker setup, containerization, or docker-compose configuration.
ec2-backend-deployer
Deploys backend applications to EC2 instances using Docker, GitHub Actions CI/CD, and Tailscale for secure SSH access. Activates when setting up EC2 deployment pipelines, configuring container registries, or wiring automated deploys for NestJS, Next.js, or Express backends.
mongodb-atlas-checker
Verify MongoDB Atlas setup and configuration for backend applications. Checks connection strings, environment variables, connection pooling, and ensures proper setup for Next.js and NestJS applications. Use when verifying MongoDB Atlas setup, checking connection strings or environment variables, or troubleshooting database connection issues before deployment.
mongodb-migration-expert
Database schema design, indexing, and migration guidance for MongoDB-based applications. Use when adding or changing MongoDB collections, indexes, or fields, designing schema for multi-tenant or large datasets, or planning forward-only migrations.
nestjs-queue-architect
Queue job management patterns, processors, and async workflows for video/image processing. Use when building BullMQ queues, job processors, or async video/image processing workflows in NestJS.
performance-expert
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postgres-ops
Operate a production Postgres database — backup strategy, point-in-time recovery, restore drills, connection pooling for serverless, and a disaster-recovery runbook. Use when asked to set up Postgres backups, plan disaster recovery, configure connection pooling, restore a database, or harden Postgres for production. Covers managed (RDS / Prisma Postgres) and self-managed instances.
redis-caching
Redis caching, rate limiting, session storage, pub/sub, and production integration patterns for TypeScript, Next.js, NestJS, and Prisma applications. Use when adding cache-aside or write-through caching, rate limiting, session or lock storage, pub/sub fanout, or reviewing Redis key design and TTLs.
security-expert
Expert in application security, OWASP Top 10, authentication, authorization, data protection, and security best practices for React, Next.js, and NestJS applications. Use when implementing authentication or authorization, reviewing code for vulnerabilities, handling sensitive data, or implementing encryption or hashing.
vercel-deploy
Deploy a Next.js app to Vercel and manage its environment — preview and production deploys, environment variables per environment, promotion, and rollback to a previous deployment. Use when asked to deploy to Vercel, ship a preview, promote to production, roll back a bad deploy, or manage Vercel env vars. Confirms the project is linked before any deploy and never links unattended.
stripe-implementer
Implement Stripe payment processing, subscription management, webhook handling, and customer management in Next.js and NestJS applications. Use when integrating Stripe payments, subscription billing, webhooks, customer management, or checkout and payment intents.
cto-advisor
Advises engineering leadership on direction — architecture decisions recorded as ADRs, technology and vendor evaluation, team scaling ratios, and DORA/engineering-metric targets. Reasons from org-level indicators and frameworks, never from a repository scan. Use when the user asks which technology to adopt, how to structure or scale the engineering team, whether to write an ADR, what DORA targets to hold, or mentions CTO, technical leadership, technology strategy, vendor selection, or engineering metrics. To inventory and rank the debt already sitting in a codebase, use `tech-debt`.
icp
Discover and document a product's Ideal Customer Profile as a durable .agents/memory/icp.md — segments ranked by revenue potential, each with acute pain, willingness-to-pay, buying trigger, and churn reasons. Use when a user says "define our ICP", "who is our customer", "who are we selling to", "document our ideal customer", or before roadmap-analyzer / roadmap-to-milestones need a customer to prioritize against.
prd-dispatch
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roadmap-analyzer
Turn a product's ICP into a revenue-ranked roadmap. Reads .agents/memory/icp.md (from the icp skill), inventories what already ships, finds the gaps that block landing/retaining/expanding the primary segment, and outputs a prioritized backlog plus strategic themes. Use when asked what to build next, how to prioritize the roadmap, what's blocking revenue, or to plan toward MRR. Hands off to roadmap-to-milestones.
roadmap-to-milestones
Turn a revenue-ranked roadmap into tracked GitHub Milestones with due dates, assign issues to them, and report burndown. Bridges roadmap-analyzer's backlog to the dev-loop board. Use when asked to create milestones, set milestone due dates, group issues under milestones, turn a roadmap into a schedule, or track milestone progress. Creates and edits GitHub milestones only after confirmation.
rules-capture
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dependency-audit
Audit a project's dependency supply chain — known CVEs in installed packages, secrets about to be committed, and lockfile/provenance integrity — and wire the checks into CI as a merge gate. Use when asked to audit dependencies, check for vulnerable packages, scan for leaked secrets, add a security gate to CI, or harden the supply chain. Complements security-audit (app-level) and git-safety (git history).
open-source-checker
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security-audit
Run a self-contained security audit workflow for web applications and APIs, covering scoping, reconnaissance, manual testing, API review, hardening, and reporting. Use when auditing a web app or API for security issues, reviewing auth or session handling, checking input validation and injection risk, or hardening before release.
agent-folder-init
Add or repair .agents/ project context for an existing repo. Use for AI agent documentation, session tracking, task management, and coding standards; do not use as the primary new-product scaffold.
workspace-performance-audit
Orchestrates comprehensive performance audits across full-stack monorepos. Coordinates performance-expert, design-consistency-auditor, accessibility, security-expert, and qa-reviewer skills to audit frontend, backend, database, browser extensions, and shared packages. Use when asked for a full workspace performance review, monorepo audit, or to identify bottlenecks across frontend, backend, and extensions.
husky-test-coverage
Sets up or verifies Husky git hooks to enforce test coverage above 80% (configurable) for Node.js/TypeScript projects. Activates when enforcing coverage through pre-commit hooks, verifying existing Husky/test setup, or configuring coverage thresholds for Jest, Vitest, or Mocha test runners.
playwright-e2e-init
Initialize Playwright end-to-end testing for Next.js and React projects. Sets up configuration, creates example tests, and integrates with existing CI/CD. Use when adding E2E tests to a frontend project.
qa-loop
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tdd
Test-driven development workflow for feature work and bug fixes. Use when the user asks for TDD, red-green-refactor, test-first implementation, regression-first bug fixes, or vertical-slice delivery. For bugs, require a cheap local test path; skip a new test when the path is unclear, expensive, or integration-heavy.
test-dispatch
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test-runner
Run a project's tests at the right scope — changed-only, focused, full, type-check, or e2e — then report failures with evidence. Repair and rerun only when fixing failures is explicitly authorized. Detects the test runner in a Bun-managed repo. Use when the user asks to run tests, run the suite, run smoke/e2e tests, type-check, check the build compiles, fix failing tests, or runs /test run.
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