bubbletea-v2-scaffold

This skill should be used when the user asks to "create an agent", "generate an agent", "build a new subagent", "make an agent for Claude Code", or wants to create autonomous agent configurations for Claude Code or plugins.

Generates, explains, and debugs terminal UI applications using Charm's BubbleTea v2 framework for Go. Use when building TUI apps with the Elm Architecture, handling keyboard/mouse input, managing async commands, implementing progress bars, alternate screens, clipboard, or composing multi-view terminal programs. Covers Model/Update/View pattern, message routing, command batching, color detection, and external process execution.

Generates, explains, and debugs CLI applications using Cobra (github.com/spf13/cobra) for Go. Use when building command-line tools with subcommands, flags, persistent flags, hooks, shell completions, help generation, argument validation, or migrating from other CLI libraries. Covers Command struct, AddCommand, flags (local/persistent), PreRun/PostRun hooks, ValidArgs, completions for bash/zsh/fish/powershell, and integration with viper.

Guide for using the figlet-go library to generate ASCII art text in Go applications. Use when working with the figlet-go package, creating ASCII art output, rendering animated ASCII art, or integrating FIGlet functionality into Go CLI tools. Covers rendering, fonts, colors, animations, and configuration.

Applies Google's Go Style Guide when writing, reviewing, or refactoring Go code. Covers naming conventions, formatting, error handling, package design, and testing patterns to produce readable, idiomatic, maintainable Go. Use when writing new Go code, reviewing Go PRs, or auditing a Go codebase for style issues.

Generates, explains, and debugs interactive terminal form and prompt code using Charm's huh v2 library for Go (charm.land/huh/v2). Use when building CLI tools that need user input via forms, single-field prompts, multi-step wizards, dynamic forms that react to earlier answers, accessible prompts for screen readers, or loading spinners. Covers all field types (Input, Text, Select, MultiSelect, Confirm, Note, FilePicker), Form/Group composition, dynamic Func variants, BubbleTea integration, themes, layouts, accessibility mode, keymaps, and the standalone spinner package. Import path: charm.land/huh/v2.

Generates, explains, and debugs configuration management code using the koanf Go library (github.com/knadh/koanf/v2). Use when building Go applications that need to load configuration from files (YAML, TOML, JSON, HCL, dotenv), environment variables, command-line flags, remote stores (Vault, Consul, etcd, S3, AWS AppConfig/ParameterStore), or in-memory sources. Covers provider chaining, config merging, struct unmarshaling, file watching, default values, custom parsers/providers, and migration from viper.

Generates, explains, and debugs structured logging code using zerolog (github.com/rs/zerolog) for Go. Use when writing zero-allocation JSON loggers, configuring log levels, adding structured fields, setting up console/file/multi writers, implementing hooks, using context-based logging, sampling high-volume logs, or logging errors with stack traces.

Generates, explains, and debugs terminal styling and layout code using Charm's Lip Gloss v2 library for Go. Use when building styled terminal output, TUI layouts, color gradients, bordered boxes, tables, lists, or trees. Covers Style API, adaptive colors, LightDark detection, compositing layers, and all subpackages (list, table, tree). Also handles migration from Lip Gloss v1 to v2.

Generates, explains, and debugs Bubble Tea component code using Charm's Bubbles v2 library for Go. Use when building TUI apps that need spinners, text inputs, text areas, lists, tables, progress bars, viewports, file pickers, timers, stopwatches, help views, paginators, or keybindings. Covers the v2 API at charm.land/bubbles/v2, migration from v1, light/dark theme handling, and all component patterns.

Generate professional Agent Skills for Claude Code and other AI agents. Creates complete skill packages with SKILL.md, references, scripts, and templates. Use when creating new skills, generating custom slash commands, or building reusable AI capabilities.