Database management for Guren with safety checks. Handles migrations, rollbacks, seeding, resets, and container management. Use when user mentions "database", "migration", "migrate", "rollback", "seed", "reset", "db:up", "db:down", "db:reset", "fresh database", or database-related tasks.
Development workflow commands for a Guren application. Handles dev server startup, building, testing, type checking, and pre-deploy validation. Use when user says "build", "test", "typecheck", "type check", "run tests", "dev server", "start server", "deploy check", "pre-PR", "ready for PR", "ci check". For database operations like migrations, rollbacks, and seeding, use the db-manage skill instead.
Development workflow commands for the Guren monorepo. Handles building packages, running tests (smart targeted or full suite), type checking, pre-PR validation, E2E tests, and dev server startup. Use when user says "build", "test", "typecheck", "type check", "run tests", "test my changes", "quick test", "pr check", "pre-PR", "ready for PR", "dev server", "start server", "e2e", "E2E", "end to end", "playwright".
Generate a complete CRUD feature with all related components in one workflow — Model, Controller, Views, Routes, Tests, Factory, Seeder, Resource. Use when user wants to build out an entire entity at once. Triggers include "full feature", "CRUD", "resource for", "complete setup", "everything for", "build out the X feature", "scaffold everything for", or mentions an entity name with the intent of creating all components (e.g., "I need a Product entity"). For creating a single component, use the scaffold skill instead.
Generate individual Guren framework components using bunx guren make:* CLI commands. Creates a single component at a time — controllers, models, views, middleware, jobs, events, listeners, mail, tests, resources, factories, seeders, providers, commands, exceptions, channels, notifications, migrations, routes. Use when user says "create a controller", "generate a model", "scaffold middleware", "make a job", "add a job", "new event", "make middleware", "make:controller", or asks for a single new component. For generating all components for an entity at once, use the feature skill instead.
Install or author Guren plugins — npm packages that extend a Guren app via the ServiceProvider system. Use when the user asks to "install a plugin", "add @guren/plugin-*", "create a plugin", "build a Guren plugin", "make:plugin", or wants a reusable package that registers services, middleware, or CLI commands into a Guren app.
Guren framework API documentation, code patterns, and examples. Covers all subsystems — Controllers, Models, Routes, Middleware, Authentication, Authorization, Events, Jobs, Queue, Mail, Cache, Validation, Broadcasting, Notifications, Storage, Scheduling, I18n, Encryption, Health Checks, Error Handling, Container/ServiceProvider, Console Commands, and API Resources. Use when user asks "how to", "how does", "example of", "what is", or needs help understanding any Guren API.
Guren framework API documentation, code patterns, and examples. Covers all subsystems — Controllers, Models, Routes, Middleware, Authentication, Authorization, Events, Jobs, Queue, Mail, Cache, Validation, Broadcasting, Notifications, Storage, Scheduling, I18n, Encryption, Health Checks, Error Handling, Container/ServiceProvider, Console Commands, and API Resources. Use when user asks "how to", "how does", "example of", "what is", or needs help understanding any Guren API — and proactively during implementation whenever you encounter an unfamiliar @guren/* API surface; check this before grepping node_modules dist files.