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Skill for creating AI agent projects using the VoltAgent framework. Guide for CLI setup and manual bootstrapping.
Scaffold a new AI feature powered by DSPy. Use when adding AI to your app, starting a new AI project, building an AI-powered feature, setting up a DSPy program from scratch, or bootstrapping an LLM-powered backend.
Generate synthetic training data when you don't have enough real examples. Use when you're starting from scratch with no data, need a proof of concept fast, have too few examples for optimization, can't use real customer data for privacy or compliance, need to fill gaps in edge cases, have unbalanced categories, added new categories, or changed your schema. Covers DSPy synthetic data generation, quality filtering, and bootstrapping from zero.
Bootstrap new Hugo sites with Sveltia CMS and Basecoat UI, or convert existing sites (any SSG or CMS) to Hugo + Sveltia CMS. Use this skill whenever the user mentions Hugo, Sveltia CMS, Decap CMS migration, TinaCMS migration, static site CMS setup, headless CMS for Hugo, or wants to add a content management interface to a Hugo site. Also trigger when converting WordPress, Jekyll, Eleventy, TinaCMS, or other sites to Hugo, or when setting up Git-based content management. Covers the full workflow from scaffolding through Cloudflare Pages deployment with GitHub OAuth authentication.
Create UI wireframes and mockups using drawio XML format with platform-specific UI component libraries. Best for web page layouts, iOS/Android mobile app mockups, and Bootstrap-based designs. Built on drawio with mockup-specific stencils. NOT for simple flowcharts (use mermaid) or data visualization (use vega).
Create and maintain Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) in git repos. Use when you need to propose, write, update, accept/reject, deprecate, or supersede an ADR; bootstrap an adr folder and index; or enforce ADR conventions (status, dates, links, and filenames) for markdown decision logs.
BAZDMEG Method workflow checkpoint system for AI-assisted development. Enforce quality gates at three phases: pre-code, post-code, and pre-PR. Use when: (1) starting a new feature or bug fix, (2) finishing AI-generated code before review, (3) preparing a pull request, (4) running a planning interview, (5) auditing automation readiness, (6) preventing AI slop, (7) session bootstrap, (8) source rank, (9) domain gates, (10) bugbook. Triggers: 'bazdmeg', 'pre-code checklist', 'post-code checklist', 'pre-PR checklist', 'planning interview', 'quality gates', 'session bootstrap', 'source rank', 'domain gates', 'bugbook'.
Code quality verification gates wired into the agent lifecycle. Use this skill whenever writing, modifying, reviewing, or debugging code — including new features, bug fixes, refactors, troubleshooting, CI/CD setup, or project bootstrapping. Also use when the user mentions "quality", "testing strategy", "CI pipeline", "guardrails", "debugging", or asks how to improve code reliability. If you're writing code or trying to understand why code isn't working, this skill applies.
Initialize Spec-Driven Development context in any project. Detects stack, conventions, and bootstraps the active persistence backend. Trigger: When user wants to initialize SDD in a project, or says "sdd init", "iniciar sdd", "openspec init".
Install groove backends, companions, and AGENTS.md bootstrap. Run once per repo.
Bootstraps a new AI-assisted project through a structured 4-phase conversation, then generates PROJECT.md, JOURNAL.md, .gitignore, and tmp/README.md. Also searches skills.sh and installs relevant skills for the approved tech stack. Use when starting a new project from scratch or when no PROJECT.md exists in the current directory. Do NOT trigger if PROJECT.md already exists — redirect to /project-sync instead. Invoke with /project-init — never auto-trigger.
Use whenever a beo session is starting, resuming, recovering from interruption, checking status, deciding what to do next, or when the correct beo skill is not obvious. This is the default bootstrap and routing entry point for the beo pipeline. Use first for prompts like "continue", "resume", "what's next?", "status?", "pick this back up", "where are we?", or any new feature request where the current phase is unclear.