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xenitV1

xenitV1

13 Skills published on GitHub.

backend-design

Elite Tier Backend standards, including Vertical Slice Architecture, Zero Trust Security, and High-Performance API protocols.

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brainstorming

Design-first methodology. Explore user intent, requirements and design before implementation. Turn ideas into fully formed specs through collaborative dialogue.

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browser-extension

Master specialized skill for building 2025/2026-grade browser extensions. Deep expertise in Manifest v3, Service Worker persistence (Alarms, Offscreen API), Side Panel API, and Cross-Browser compatibility.

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clean-code

The Foundation Skill. LLM Firewall + 2025 Security + Cross-Skill Coordination. Use for ALL code output - prevents hallucinations, enforces security, ensures quality.

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debug-mastery

Systematic debugging methodology with 4-phase process, root cause tracing, and elite observability standards. No fixes without investigation.

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frontend-design

Elite Tier Web UI standards, including pixel-perfect retro aesthetics, immersive layouts, and UX psychology protocols.

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git-worktrees

Create isolated git workspaces for feature development. Smart directory selection, safety verification, and cross-platform support (Windows/Unix).

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optimization-mastery

2026-grade Cross-Domain Optimization. Expertise in Interaction to Next Paint (INP), Partial Hydration, UUIDv7 indexing, and AI Token Stewardship. Performance is a feature, not an afterthought.

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planning-mastery

Create concise, architectural implementation plans using the RFC-Lite format. STRICTLY LIMITED VERBOSITY.

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ralph-wiggum

Surgical Debugger & Code Optimizer. Autonomous root-cause investigation, persistence-loop fixing, and high-fidelity code reflection. No new features, only fixes.

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tdd-mastery

Test-Driven Development Iron Law. Write the test first. Watch it fail. Write minimal code to pass. No exceptions.

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verification-mastery

Evidence before claims, always. No completion claims without fresh verification. The final gate before declaring success.

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maestro

Use when you need to act as an Elite Software Architect (Maestro) to manage complex repositories. It enforces a "Why over How" philosophy, maintains a persistent project memory (Brain), and orchestrates specialized sub-skills through a Plan-Act-Verify lifecycle.

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