plain-fix
Fixes code formatting and linting issues. Use during development to clean up code as you work.
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15Repository stars across indexed skills
9,765Repository forks
195Average repository stars per indexed skill
651Repository stars may repeat across skills from the same repository.
Fixes code formatting and linting issues. Use during development to clean up code as you work.
Upgrades Plain packages and applies required migration changes. Use when updating to newer package versions.
Provides Tailwind CSS patterns for Plain templates. Use when styling templates or working with conditional CSS classes.
Installs Plain packages and guides through setup steps. Use when adding new packages to a project.
Captures and analyzes performance traces to identify slow queries and N+1 problems. Use when analyzing performance or optimizing database queries.
Guidelines for writing and editing Plain package READMEs. Use this when creating or updating README files.
Releases Plain packages with intelligent version suggestions and parallel release notes generation. Use when releasing packages to PyPI.
Starts and manages the Plain development server with auto-reload and HTTPS. Use when starting local development or viewing logs.
Runs pre-commit checks before finalizing changes. Use this when you've finished making code changes to verify everything passes before committing.
Retrieves detailed documentation for Plain packages. Use when looking up package APIs or feature details.
Runs pytest tests with Plain configured. Use for running tests, debugging failures, or verifying changes.
Makes HTTP requests to test URLs, check endpoints, fetch pages, or debug routes. Use when asked to look at a URL, hit an endpoint, test a route, or make GET/POST requests.
Manages database migrations and model changes. Use when creating migrations, running migrations, or modifying models.
Runs Python with Plain configured and database access. Use for scripts, one-off commands, or interactive sessions.
Workflow for adding type annotations to Plain packages. Use this when adding or improving type coverage.
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