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coding-skills

coding-skills contains 8 collected skills from ThaddeusJiang, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.

skills collected
8
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10
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2026-06-07
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git-cz
software-developers

Use git-cz or Commitizen to create semantic git commits and configure repositories for guided commit message generation. Use when the user asks to run `git cz`, `git-cz`, set up Commitizen, customize changelog.config.js, or produce non-interactive conventional commits.

2026-06-07
github-actions
software-developers

Enforce secure and reproducible GitHub Actions workflows by pinning every action to an immutable commit SHA with an explicit version comment.

2026-05-28
docker-best-practices
software-developers

Docker and Docker Compose best practices for reliable local/dev deployments and multi-arch image publishing. Use when writing or reviewing Dockerfiles, Compose files, or CI publish workflows.

2026-05-25
elixir-best-practices
software-developers

Elixir and Phoenix best practices for interactive development, debugging, testing, and routine code changes. Use when writing, reviewing, or troubleshooting Elixir application code, Mix tasks, Ecto code, or Phoenix features.

2026-05-25
adr
software-developers

Create, update, and review Architecture Decision Records using the MADR minimal template.

2026-05-24
worktree
network-and-computer-systems-administrators

Prepare any git worktree by copying shared files from the main checkout using git common-dir metadata.

2026-05-23
changelog
software-developers

Maintain CHANGELOG entries following Keep a Changelog 1.1.0 with project-aligned versioning. Use when creating, updating, or reviewing changelog content for releases.

2026-05-18
frontend-coding-guidelines
web-developers

Frontend coding conventions and review checklist for React/TypeScript projects. Use when implementing, reviewing, or refactoring frontend code to enforce project standards.

2026-05-18