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This skill outlines a systematic workflow for addressing review comments and issue feedback on GitHub Pull Requests (PRs) using the GitHub CLI (`gh`). It guides users through inspecting comments, planning fixes, applying code changes, and finally responding to the threads as resolved, ensuring a streamlined code review process.

A comprehensive guide detailing best practices for optimizing Angular applications. It covers critical topics like change detection strategies (OnPush, Signals), managing asynchronous data flows (avoiding waterfalls), optimizing bundle size via lazy loading and tree shaking, and improving rendering efficiency with modern features like @defer and trackBy. Use this when building, reviewing, or refactoring complex Angular components for peak performance.

Master REST and GraphQL API design principles to build intuitive, scalable, and maintainable APIs. This skill guides users through establishing robust design standards, reviewing specifications, and optimizing APIs for various use cases, ensuring longevity and developer delight.

The API Design Reviewer provides comprehensive automated analysis of REST API designs using OpenAPI specifications. It performs linting for convention adherence, detects breaking changes between versions, and generates a design scorecard across consistency, security, and usability. Ideal for reviewing PRs, auditing API migrations, or establishing robust development standards.

A master-level architect specializing in reviewing and guiding complex, modern distributed systems. This skill excels at evaluating adherence to patterns like Clean Architecture, DDD, and Microservices. Use it when assessing scalability, resilience, security posture, and maintainability across major design changes, ensuring the resulting system is robust and future-proof.

Provides structured ADR patterns, templates, and practices for capturing significant architectural decisions, rationale, tradeoffs, and lifecycle status to onboard teams and review historical choices.

This skill simulates a Principal Software Architect, specializing in designing, reviewing, and documenting high-level system architectures. It guides users through defining core system structures, evaluating complex technology trade-offs (e.g., ACID vs. eventual consistency), and planning for extreme scalability. Key outputs include comprehensive architecture diagrams (Mermaid) and formal Architecture Decision Records (ADRs), ensuring every major technical choice is documented with rationale and consequences.

Scans Cairo/StarkNet smart contracts for six critical issues spanning felt252 arithmetic, messaging, access control, and signature replay, reporting severity and fixes to support audits, bridge reviews, and pre-launch security checks.

This skill provides a comprehensive checklist for performing rigorous code security reviews. It covers critical areas such as secrets management, input validation, preventing SQL injection, secure authentication (JWT, RLS), and mitigating XSS/CSRF vulnerabilities. Essential for developers building features that handle sensitive data or user input.

This skill is designed to execute complex, structured workflows and actions based on a defined overview. It facilitates systematic process completion and adherence to scope. Users must ensure the task precisely matches the skill's scope, and remember that the output is not a substitute for manual validation or expert review.

This skill automatically collects raw activity data (merged PRs, issues, commits, and optional Slack updates) from repositories. It formats this data using predefined templates, runs quality checks, and prepares a structured changelog draft. It can automatically commit the draft to a new branch and open a Pull Request (PR) for review, making it ideal for generating weekly or monthly release notes.

This skill provides comprehensive guidelines based on Clean Code principles, transforming merely functional code into highly readable, maintainable, and robust software. It covers best practices for naming conventions, function design (small, single responsibility), error handling (exceptions over return codes), formatting, and adhering to Test-Driven Development (TDD). Use this skill when writing new features, reviewing pull requests, or refactoring legacy systems to improve overall code quality.