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role-based-skills
role-based-skills contains 7 collected skills from tim-hub, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Orchestrate multiple skills through a phased workflow to solve problems, generate ideas, create plans, or build software. Use when the user asks to coordinate roles, run a full workflow, or when a task benefits from brainstorming, challenging, planning, and implementing in sequence.
Generate brainstorm ideas from multiple thinking frameworks and perspectives. Use when the user asks to brainstorm, ideate, explore options, think through a problem, generate alternatives, or needs creative input on any topic.
Aggressively challenge solutions, implementations, designs, and ideas by finding potential issues across performance, UX, security, bugs, scalability, maintainability, and edge cases. Use when the user asks to challenge, critique, stress-test, poke holes in, or review code, architecture, or ideas.
Analyze UI and UX for usability improvements across web, mobile, and CLI interfaces. Suggest and implement changes to make things easier to use and understand. Use when the user asks to review UI/UX, improve usability, simplify an interface, audit accessibility, or optimize user flows.
Create step-by-step plans for solving problems, debugging issues, building features, or architecting complex solutions. Always includes pros/cons analysis and risk consideration. Use when the user asks to plan, create a roadmap, break down a task, design an approach, outline steps, or needs a structured path forward.
Review code changes from git commit history for quality, security, and adherence to codebase patterns. Use when the user asks to review commits, review code changes, review git history, or perform a code review on recent changes.
Write unit tests for code changes across multiple stacks including JavaScript/TypeScript (Jest, Vitest), React (Testing Library), PHP (PHPUnit), Python (pytest), Django (TestCase), Hono.js, Express.js, and Flutter (Dart). Use when the user asks to write tests, add test coverage, create unit tests, or when making code changes that need test coverage. Automatically suggests tests for new or modified code.