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Found 41 Skills
Svelte deployment guidance. Use for adapters, Vite config, pnpm setup, library authoring, PWA, or production builds.
Best practices for pnpm package manager, workspace management, and monorepo configuration
Opinionated React/TypeScript tooling and conventions (ESLint, pnpm, Vite/Next.js, Tailwind). Use when setting up new projects, configuring lint/format, monorepos, or building React apps.
Creates changesets for semantic versioning and automates release notes. Determines correct version bump type (patch/minor/major) and generates well-documented changelog entries. Triggers on: add changeset, create changeset, version bump, prepare release, CHANGELOG, breaking change, pnpm changeset.
Upgrade dependencies safely using pnpm catalog, checking for breaking changes, and testing upgrades. Use when updating packages, applying security patches, upgrading major versions, resolving dependency conflicts, or modernizing tech stack.
Keep pnpm current: run pnpm self-update/corepack prepare, align packageManager in package.json, and bump pnpm/action-setup + pinned pnpm versions in .github/workflows to the latest release. Use this when refreshing the pnpm toolchain manually or in automation.
Create and manage PNPM workspaces following Constructive standards. Use when asked to "create a monorepo", "set up a workspace", "configure pnpm", or when starting a new TypeScript/JavaScript project with multiple packages.
Master enterprise-grade TypeScript development with type-safe patterns, modern tooling, and framework integration. This skill provides comprehensive guidance for TypeScript 5.9+, covering type system fundamentals (generics, mapped types, conditional types, satisfies operator), enterprise patterns (error handling, validation with Zod), React integration for type-safe frontends, NestJS for scalable APIs, and LangChain.js for AI applications. Use when building type-safe applications, migrating JavaScript codebases, configuring modern toolchains (Vite 7, pnpm, ESLint, Vitest), implementing advanced type patterns, or comparing TypeScript with Java/Python approaches.
TypeScript CLI starter using tsdown. Use when scaffolding or maintaining an npm CLI package with tsdown, pnpm, Vitest, and npm Trusted Publisher.
Usage specifications for the Zerone CLI toolset. It covers four core functions: API interface code generation (zerone api), font icon management (zerone font_grabber), frontend project scaffolding (create-zerone), and work log generation (zerone log). This skill should be used in the following scenarios: generating API modules, generating interface code, updating interfaces, pnpm api, adding backend interface modules, iconfont font icons, updating icons, pnpm font, icon usage, creating frontend projects, pnpm create zerone, scaffolding initialization, daily work reports, weekly reports, monthly reports, zerone log. It should even be triggered when the user only mentions keywords such as "interface", "icon", "new project", "daily/weekly report".
Full-stack web development with Next.js and Turborepo. Stack: Next.js 14+ (App Router, RSC, Server Actions, PPR, SSR, SSG, ISR), Turborepo (monorepo, pipelines, remote caching), RemixIcon (3100+ icons). Capabilities: server components, API routes, middleware, caching strategies, build optimization, monorepo management. Actions: create, build, deploy, optimize Next.js apps, setup monorepo, configure caching. Keywords: Next.js, App Router, Server Components, RSC, Server Actions, SSR, SSG, ISR, PPR, Turborepo, monorepo, remote cache, build pipeline, parallel execution, workspace, pnpm, icons. Use when: building Next.js apps, implementing SSR/SSG, setting up monorepos, optimizing build performance, configuring caching strategies, managing shared dependencies.
Use Bun instead of Node.js, npm, pnpm, or vite. Provides command mappings, Bun-specific APIs, and development patterns.