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kyh.io
kyh.io contient 7 skills collectées depuis kyh, avec une couverture métier par dépôt et des pages de détail sur le site.
Skills dans ce dépôt
Audit and fix convention drift across all projects defined in ~/.zshrc pupa(). Checks tooling choice (oxlint/oxfmt vs eslint/prettier), oxlint type-safety rules, script consistency, tsconfig, stale config references, database tooling (drizzle push scripts + .env.production.local convention, no stale migration dirs), secret hygiene (no tracked .env), and shared-UI/config drift (ui source glob, typed next.config). Package versions are out of scope — use update-all for those. Use when you want to ensure all projects follow the same patterns.
Bump, build, publish, tag, and changelog the publishable npm packages in this monorepo — `kyh` (CLI), `@kyh/skills`, and the lockstep config pair `@kyh/eslint-config` + `@kyh/tsconfig`. Skips packages with no changes since their last release. Use when the user wants to ship npm versions. Args optional: which package(s) and bump type, e.g. "release cli patch", "release skills minor", "release configs patch", "release all".
Update all packages to latest across all projects defined in ~/.zshrc pupa(). Handles breaking changes, fixes build failures, and commits per project. Smarter version of the pupa() shell function. Use when you want to bulk-update dependencies.
Senior engineering advisor for code reviews, architecture decisions, complex debugging, and planning.
Monitor a PR for bot review comments (Claude, Cursor, Copilot, etc.), address all feedback, push fixes, and repeat until clean. Use when you want to babysit a PR through automated review cycles. Accepts optional PR number or URL as argument.
Commit and push changes. If on main, pushes directly. If on a branch, pushes and creates a PR. Use when you want to commit and ship changes.
Full architecture sweep that finds and fixes simplification opportunities in a loop until convergence. Analyzes the entire app structure, removes dead code, flattens unnecessary abstractions, consolidates duplicates, and simplifies over-engineered patterns. Loops until there's nothing left to improve. Use when you want to thoroughly clean up and simplify a codebase.