pragmatic-audit
Scan codebase for Pragmatic Programmer anti-patterns. Reports findings. Triggers on "pragmatic audit" or "/pragmatic-audit".
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Scan codebase for Pragmatic Programmer anti-patterns. Reports findings. Triggers on "pragmatic audit" or "/pragmatic-audit".
This skill should be used whenever the user mentions "chezmoi" in any way. Manages dotfiles with chezmoi including tracking config files, comparing dotfiles, checking status, working with chezmoi templates, and...
A comprehensive full-stack checklist for implementing new features consistently and safely.
[PROJECT] file and directory structure conventions and enforcement
[PROJECT] CI/CD pipeline and deployment automation patterns
Validate feature implementations against DevPortfolio Clean Architecture standards and coding guidelines. Use when asked to review code, validate implementations, check coding standards, or assess code quality....
Generate React components following DevPortfolio patterns with automatic scaffolding. Use when asked to create components, generate UI elements, scaffold new features, or create React components. Generates Type...
Unified execution engine for all development workflows. Progressive disclosure for phase execution, quick features, story completion, and scaffolding. Integrates with artifact-tracking and meatycapture-capture....
Token-efficient codebase navigation through intelligent symbol loading and querying. Use this skill when implementing new features (find existing patterns), exploring codebase structure, searching for component...
Managing git worktrees for parallel development with Claude Code agents. Use when creating worktrees, spinning up parallel branches, checking worktree status, or cleaning up merged branches.
Build features in the SCM (School Coaching Manager) section. Use for creating pages, hooks, and visualizations for podsie tracking, roadmaps, velocity, and assessment data.
Build features in the AI Coaching Platform Next.js app. Use for creating pages, components, server actions, TanStack tables, and understanding application architecture.
Guidelines for writing reports, organizing files, and generating code artifacts
Patterns and methods for researching a codebase to understand bug context. Use when investigating how code works, finding related files, or understanding code flow.
Transform app ideas into shippable MVPs using rapid validation methodology. Use when the user wants to build a new app, evaluate an idea, generate a PRD, create Claude Code prompts, scope an MVP, or make produc...
Create distinctive, production-grade frontend interfaces with high design quality. Use this skill when the user asks to build web components, pages, artifacts, posters, or applications (examples include website...
Generate a ready-to-paste /ralph-loop command from a UAT (acceptance test) file. Use when you have a UAT file and want to run an iterative implementation loop. Takes a UAT file path, auto-detects the related te...
Security audit for vulnerabilities, compliance issues, and sensitive data exposure. Use before production deployments or when reviewing security-sensitive code.
Review code for quality, security, and best practices. Use when reviewing recent changes, PRs, or checking code quality. Proactively use after significant code modifications.
Use Codex CLI for web search, code review, and writing review. Triggers on (1) web search requests, (2) code review of git changes, (3) writing/file review. Use for "search the web for...", "review this code",...
Quickly finds files by name or pattern in the codebase
Reviews code for best practices, refactoring opportunities, complexity, and dead code
Load when starting work in 10x-Mapmaster or when unsure about project standards. Covers file organization, naming conventions, type constraints, SQL style, and project-specific limits (200-char descriptions, an...
Review code and suggest improvements, refactors, and clarifications
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