Agent Skills Hub

quality-fixer

Automatically apply safe quality fixes including formatting (Black, isort), linting (Ruff auto-fixes), and resolving formatter conflicts to maintain Python code quality.

git

Safe, protocol-driven Git operations for committing, pushing, and PR management using the GitHub CLI (gh).

rule-validation

Validates Skill, Agent, and Command syntax using validate_skills.py, logs errors, and manages the automated QC workflow for agent development.

cicd-pipeline-qe-orchestrator

Orchestrate end-to-end quality engineering across CI/CD pipelines, from commit-stage unit testing and shift-left strategies to production-stage synthetic monitoring and compliance gates.

project-migrate

Intelligently migrate existing brownfield projects to the AgenticDev structure using AI-powered analysis to reorganize documentation, generate rich frontmatter, and preserve git history.

openapi-spec-generation

Generate, maintain, and validate OpenAPI 3.1 specifications for RESTful APIs. Streamline documentation, SDK generation, and contract compliance.

debug-mcp

Systematic debugging workflow for MCP servers and Microsoft Copilot Studio integrations, featuring common fix patterns and validation scripts.

Advanced Modular Library Design

Design modular TypeScript libraries using HexDI principles: compile-time dependency validation, feature-first organization, and clean API boundaries.

notion

Connect to the Notion API to create, manage, and query pages, databases, and blocks for your AI-powered knowledge management.

production-deployment-phase

Automates production deployment workflows with version management, health checks, release tagging, and post-deployment monitoring.

repomix

Package entire code repositories into single, AI-optimized files. Ideal for providing codebase context to LLMs like Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini for analysis, security audits, and bug investigations.

nango-esm-migration

Fixes CJS/ESM module compatibility issues in Nango integrations after zero-yaml migration, including path adjustments, ESM wrappers, and restoring original implementations.