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Browse published AI skills maintained by a5c-ai. Compare skill descriptions and follow each source repository for setup instructions.

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232

Repository stars across indexed skills

92,090

Repository forks

4,851

Average repository stars per indexed skill

397

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232 skills

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contract-test-framework

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Consumer-driven contract testing for SDK-API compatibility. Generate Pact consumer tests, verify provider contracts, configure Pact broker, and implement can-i-deploy checks.

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api-testing

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Comprehensive API testing for REST and GraphQL endpoints with contract validation

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vitest

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Vitest configuration, mocking, coverage, snapshot testing, and performance.

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docker-test-environments

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Docker-based test environment management for isolated, reproducible test execution. Create Docker Compose environments, manage test containers, configure service dependencies, and integrate with CI/CD pipelines...

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jest-testing

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Expert Jest testing framework for JavaScript/TypeScript unit and integration testing

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user-story-writer

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Generate and validate user stories from requirements with INVEST validation and acceptance criteria

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playwright-electron-config

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Configure Playwright for comprehensive Electron application testing including E2E tests, visual regression, accessibility audits, and cross-platform test matrices

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jsdoc-tsdoc

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JavaScript and TypeScript documentation generation using JSDoc and TSDoc. Parse source code, generate API documentation, validate coverage, and integrate with TypeDoc for comprehensive developer documentation.

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pact-contract-testing

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Consumer-driven contract testing with Pact framework. Generate consumer contracts, configure Pact Broker publishing, execute provider verification, detect breaking changes, and integrate with CI/CD pipelines.

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