Ivy-Framework

Generate release notes / weekly notes for the Ivy Framework by analyzing git commits and code diffs since the last tag or a specific commit. Use when the user wants to compile patch notes, changelogs, or weekly updates for the project.

Generates release patch notes from git diffs/commits between two tags or refs, excluding any frontend changes, and updates the corresponding GitHub release.

Master skill for building Ivy Framework applications. Use when the user asks to build something with Ivy, create an app, add a feature, fix a bug, or work on their Ivy project. Routes to specialized skills for CRUD, dashboards, connections, conversions, themes, widgets, and deployment. Also provides direct access to the Ivy CLI for documentation lookups and framework questions.

Convert an Airtable base to an Ivy project. Use when the user wants to migrate from Airtable, convert an Airtable base, import Airtable data, or build an Ivy app from an Airtable base. Requires Base ID and Personal Access Token (PAT). Uses the ivy-inspector-airtable CLI tool to inspect and extract base metadata.

Convert an Excel (.xlsx) document to an Ivy project. Use when the user wants to migrate from Excel, convert a spreadsheet, import Excel data, or build an Ivy app from an .xlsx file. Uses the ivy-inspector-excel CLI tool to inspect and extract data from Excel files.

Convert a Lovable (lovable.dev) application to an Ivy project. Use when the user wants to migrate from Lovable, convert a Lovable app, or build an Ivy app from a Lovable project. Lovable generates React+Vite+TypeScript apps with Supabase backends. Handles GitHub URLs and local paths.

Convert an Odoo application or module to an Ivy project. Use when the user wants to migrate from Odoo, convert an Odoo module, or build an Ivy app from Odoo Python/XML source files. Handles Python files and folders containing Odoo modules.

Convert a Reflex (Python) application to an Ivy project. Use when the user wants to migrate from Reflex, convert a Reflex app, or build an Ivy app from Reflex Python source files. Handles .py files, folders, and GitHub URLs.

Convert a Retool application to an Ivy project. Use when the user wants to migrate from Retool, convert a Retool app, or build an Ivy app from an exported Retool project (.zip file). Uses the ivy-inspector-retool CLI tool to inspect exported Retool projects.

Convert a Streamlit (Python) application to an Ivy project. Use when the user wants to migrate from Streamlit, convert a Streamlit app, or build an Ivy app from Streamlit Python source files. Handles .py files, folders, and GitHub URLs.

Create an ad-hoc API connection or service integration in an Ivy project. Supports NuGet package, OpenAPI/Swagger with Refitter, REST API, and custom HTTP client approaches. Use when the user wants to connect to an external API, add a service integration, or create a typed client for a REST endpoint.

Create a custom Ivy app with any combination of views. Use when the user asks for an app that is not a standard dashboard or CRUD screen -- chat interfaces, tools, custom layouts, SOAP/WSDL integrations, streaming UIs, wizards, or any bespoke application. Handles layout composition, connections, streaming chat with IChatClient, and custom view hierarchies.

Add an authentication provider to an Ivy project. Supports Basic Auth (JWT), Auth0, Supabase, Clerk, GitHub OAuth, Authelia, and Microsoft Entra ID. Use when the user wants to add login, authentication, or identity to their project.

Create a CRUD app with list, detail, create, and edit views for an Ivy project. Use when the user asks for CRUD views, master-detail views, data management screens, entity management, or wants to build views for database tables. Handles blades, dialogs, sheets, foreign key lookups, search, pagination, parent-child relationships, and async select inputs.

Create a Dashboard app with metrics, charts, and KPIs for an Ivy project. Use when the user asks for a dashboard, analytics page, KPI view, reporting view, data visualization app, or metrics overview. Handles MetricView cards, line charts, bar charts, pie charts, area charts, date range filtering, and grid layouts.

Add a database connection to an Ivy project. Supports SQL Server, Postgres, Supabase, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite, Airtable, Oracle, Spanner, ClickHouse, and Snowflake. Scaffolds a DbContext from an existing database with Entity Framework. Use when the user wants to connect to a database.

Create a new Ivy External Widget backed by React npm packages. Use when the user asks to create a widget, external widget, React widget, custom component, or wrap an npm package as an Ivy widget. Scaffolds a C# + React project, installs npm dependencies, implements the widget class and React component, and verifies the build.

Create a GraphQL API connection using StrawberryShake code generation. Use when the user wants to add a GraphQL connection, integrate a GraphQL API, set up StrawberryShake, or add GraphQL support to their Ivy project.

Create an OpenAPI/REST API connection using Refitter code generation. Use when the user wants to add an OpenAPI connection, connect to a REST API, integrate a Swagger spec, set up Refitter, or add OpenAPI or REST support to their Ivy project.

Add a SOAP/WSDL web service connection to an Ivy project. Generates a typed client from a WSDL URL using dotnet-svcutil. Supports no auth, HTTP Basic, Bearer token, and custom header authentication. Use when the user wants to connect to a SOAP service, WSDL endpoint, or WCF service.

Create or modify a custom Ivy theme. Use when the user asks to create a theme, change colors, update typography, modify the look and feel, customize the UI appearance, set dark mode colors, or adjust border radius, spacing, or other visual styling in their Ivy project.

Create a connection from the Ivy catalog of pre-built reference connections. Use when the user wants to add a reference connection, browse the Ivy catalog, use a pre-built connection template, or set up a catalog connection in their Ivy project.

Deploy an Ivy project as a standalone desktop application. Use when the user asks to publish, deploy, package, or export their Ivy app as a desktop app, native app, executable, or .exe. Scaffolds a desktop wrapper project using Ivy.Desktop, generates a Program.cs, publishes with dotnet, and copies the executable to the user's desktop.

Generate a new database with AI-assisted schema design, EF Core Code First entities, migrations, and Bogus data seeding. Use when the user asks to generate a database, create a database schema, design a data model, set up Entity Framework, or work with DBML schemas in their Ivy project.