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michelangelo-ai

Repository-level view of 11 collected skills across 2 GitHub repositories.

skills collected
11
repositories
2
updated
2026-07-14
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file-and-directory-structuring
software-developers

Trigger when implementing any new feature, hook, or component โ€” decisions about where to put new files and how to import them must follow these rules. Also trigger when adding imports.

2026-07-09
react-patterns
software-developers

Trigger when implementing, designing, or modifying any React component or hook โ€” including planning new components before any file is touched. Enforces styling and naming conventions that OVERRIDE default React patterns.

2026-07-09
testing-standards
software-quality-assurance-analysts-and-testers

Trigger when testing is any part of the task โ€” writing tests, adding coverage, adding test cases, or implementing code that will need tests. Project-specific mocking rules that OVERRIDE standard defaults.

2026-07-09
pr-template
software-developers

Create or update a GitHub PR using the repo's pull_request_template.md format. Use when creating a new PR or updating an existing PR body.

2026-06-23
update-docs
software-developers

Update Michelangelo documentation. Use when adding, modifying, or fixing docs in the docs/ folder. Ensures consistent formatting, proper titles, and valid links.

2026-05-29
doc-review-team
software-developers

Create a 3-agent team (engineer, tech-writer, product-manager) to review and improve docs for open-source quality. Use when reviewing any docs/ directory or specific doc files.

2026-04-09
typescript-cookbook
software-developers

Trigger when implementing anything in .ts or .tsx โ€” new types, interfaces, hooks, or any feature that will involve TypeScript decisions. Don't wait for type errors; consult this before writing types, not after. Covers patterns that OVERRIDE TypeScript defaults.

2026-03-26
documenting-code
software-developers

Apply when adding, writing, or reviewing comments or JSDoc in any file. Also apply when making significant code changes that introduce non-obvious logic, public APIs, or edge cases that likely need documentation. Covers when to write JSDoc vs. when to skip it entirely, and inline comment standards.

2026-03-13
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