xunit-test-framework
Execute and generate xUnit tests for C#/.NET projects with FluentAssertions and Moq support
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Execute and generate xUnit tests for C#/.NET projects with FluentAssertions and Moq support
Execute and generate pytest tests for Python projects with fixtures, parametrization, and mocking support
Execute and generate Jest tests for JavaScript/TypeScript projects with support for unit, integration, and E2E testing
Multi-signal framework detection with confidence scoring for 6 major frameworks
Execute and generate ExUnit tests for Elixir projects with setup callbacks, describe blocks, and async testing support
Node.js/TypeScript backend framework with dependency injection and modular architecture
Automatically detect test frameworks (Jest, pytest, RSpec, xUnit) in projects by analyzing configuration files and dependencies
Execute and generate RSpec tests for Ruby projects with let bindings, before hooks, and mocking support
Node.js/TypeScript backend framework with dependency injection and modular architecture
Jira issue management using the jira CLI with JSON output. Use for creating, viewing, updating, searching issues, fetching complete hierarchies, and managing sprints.
Vercel platform CLI for frontend deployments, serverless functions, and edge network management. Use for deploying applications, managing domains, environment variables, and debugging deployments.
Celery 5.3+ distributed task queue with Beat scheduler, Redis/RabbitMQ brokers, workflow patterns, and FastAPI integration. Use for background jobs, periodic tasks, and async processing.
TypeScript 5.x development with type system, generics, utility types, and strict mode patterns. Use when writing TypeScript code or adding types to JavaScript projects.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "create a feature branch", "start a new feature", "sync my branch", "sync with main", "update from main", "create a PR", "create a pull request", "ship a feature"...
Modern PHP 8.x development with type system, attributes, enums, error handling, and Composer. Use when writing PHP code or working with PHP projects.
OpenAI SDK development with GPT-5 family, Chat Completions, Responses API, embeddings, and tool calling. Use for AI-powered applications, chatbots, agents, and semantic search.
Provides patterns for writing maintainable E2E test scripts with Playwright, focusing on selector strategies, page objects, and wait handling for legacy application retrofitting.
Railway platform CLI for service deployment, infrastructure management, and debugging. Use for creating services, managing deployments, configuring networking, and reviewing logs.
Flutter SDK for cross-platform development targeting iOS, Android, and Web. Use for widget architecture, state management, platform channels, and multi-platform deployment.
Provides utility-first CSS styling patterns using Tailwind CSS 3.x. Use when styling components with utility classes, configuring tailwind.config.js, implementing responsive designs, or creating dark mode theme...
React 18+ development with hooks, state management, component patterns, and Next.js integration. Use when building React applications or working with JSX/TSX components.
LangGraph development for stateful multi-agent applications, cyclic workflows, conditional routing, human-in-the-loop patterns, and persistent state management. Use for complex AI orchestration, agent coordinat...
Python 3.11+ development with type hints, async patterns, FastAPI, and pytest. Use for backend services, CLI tools, data processing, and API development.
Weaviate vector database for semantic search, hybrid queries, and AI-native applications. Use for embeddings storage, similarity search, RAG pipelines, and multi-modal retrieval.
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