documentation-standards
Standards for organizing, structuring, and maintaining project documentation to ensure consistency across user guides, development docs, and AI-assisted workflows.
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Standards for organizing, structuring, and maintaining project documentation to ensure consistency across user guides, development docs, and AI-assisted workflows.
DevOps and platform engineering patterns: Kubernetes, Terraform, GitOps, CI/CD, observability, incident response, and cloud-native ops.
Automate PR quality checks by reviewing CodeRabbit comments, validating PR descriptions, running pre-commit hooks, and executing test suites.
Run repeatable Maven tests in RDF4J with module-specific workflows, automatic environment refreshing, and actionable failure reporting.
Systematic project technology stack detection, framework-specific skill auto-loading, and multi-stack analysis for fullstack projects like React + Go.
Read and navigate external documentation efficiently using llms.txt, MCP search, and smart parsing strategies.
Manage isolated LlamaFarm development environments using git worktrees for parallel agent sessions and service testing.
Official Sunhat toolkit for end-to-end TRON smart contract lifecycle: development, compilation, cross-framework testing, and deployment.
Manage your personal OpenAnt task history, status, and assignments. Retrieve, track, and review tasks as a worker or creator.
Full-stack web development suite featuring Next.js (SSR/RSC/App Router), Turborepo for monorepo management, and RemixIcon for UI assets. Optimized for modern React, high-performance builds, and scalable architecture.
An intelligent development orchestration skill that provides self-improving code analysis, build error diagnosis, and automated workflow configuration via mcp-prompts integration.
Guidance for Model Context Protocol (MCP) server development, including tool design, resource handling, and AI/ML integration patterns.