gentleman-system
System detection and cross-platform command execution engine for managing OS-specific infrastructure and development environments.
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System detection and cross-platform command execution engine for managing OS-specific infrastructure and development environments.
Private skill distribution system for managing agentics across devices and teams. Install, sync, add, and update your agents, skills, and prompts via a central library catalog.
Implement a full Model Context Protocol (MCP) stack in Rails. Connect to external servers, expose your Rails app as an MCP server, or manage subprocess MCP containers via Docker with OAuth 2.1 PKCE support.
Enforce high-quality Java 17+ coding standards, Spring Boot conventions, and maintainable project structures.
Comprehensive Test Driven Development (TDD) assistant for engineering teams, featuring intelligent test generation, coverage analysis, and multi-framework support.
Manage Go CLI i18n rules, locale file structures, env-based language detection, and string key naming conventions for the Skills-X ecosystem.
Senior backend architecture expert specializing in Hexagonal Architecture, DDD, SOLID principles, clean code, and refactoring to guide development, reviews, and architectural problem-solving.
Generate high-converting, professional README.md files for open source projects and CLI tools using a value-driven, scannable framework.
MPC-based multi-chain wallet SDK and CLI for AI agents and developers. Perform secure, threshold-signed crypto operations (send, swap, sign) across 40+ blockchains without seed phrases.
Master iOS Human Interface Guidelines and SwiftUI for native app development. Expert guidance for UI design, component implementation, and Apple platform design principles.
Expert Swift code review for macOS/iOS. Detects memory leaks, threading bugs, concurrency issues, and accessibility gaps using parallel analysis agents.
Enforces disciplined Test-Driven Development (TDD) by requiring a failing test before implementation, ensuring code reliability and preventing premature over-engineering.