tina4stack

Use whenever the user mentions "tina4" in any form — tina4-python, tina4-php, tina4-ruby, tina4-nodejs, tina4-js, tina4delphi — or references Frond templates, Carbonah benchmarks, or cross-language feature parity for the Tina4 framework. Covers all Tina4 maintenance: porting code between languages, PR reviews, Docker image optimization, queue systems, ORM, routing, CI/CD, template debugging, and benchmarking. If the working directory is a tina4 project, use this skill for every task including generic ones like tests or deployment pipelines.

Use whenever a developer is building a PHP application with the Tina4 framework (tina4-php). Trigger when the user wants to create routes, define ORM models, write Frond templates, set up authentication, use the queue system, configure databases, deploy with Docker, or any other app development task in a tina4-php project. Also trigger when a project's directory structure matches a Tina4 PHP app (index.php + src/routes/, src/orm/, src/templates/, Tina4/, vendor/) or the user mentions building something with tina4-php, even casually like "add a login page" or "create an API endpoint" in a PHP Tina4 project.

Use whenever working with tina4-js — the lightweight reactive frontend framework. Trigger on any mention of tina4-js, tina4 signals, persistent signals, persist(), Tina4Element, tina4 html tagged templates, tina4 routing, tina4 WebSocket client, tina4 API client, or persistent storage of UI preferences. Also trigger when the user is building a client-rendered frontend for a Tina4 backend, or when they're working with signals, Web Components, reactive templates, islands architecture, or persisted state in a tina4-js project. If the working directory contains tina4-js code (imports from 'tina4js'), use this skill for all frontend tasks.

Use whenever a developer is building a Python application with the Tina4 framework (tina4-python). Trigger when the user wants to create routes, define ORM models, write Frond templates, set up authentication, use the queue system, configure databases, deploy with Docker, or any other app-development task in a tina4-python project. Also trigger when a project's directory structure matches a Tina4 Python app (app.py, src/routes/, src/orm/, src/templates/) or the user mentions building something with tina4 in Python, even casually like "add a login page" or "create an API endpoint" in a tina4-python project.

Use whenever working with tina4-js — the lightweight reactive frontend framework. Trigger on any mention of tina4-js, tina4 signals, persistent signals, persist(), Tina4Element, tina4 html tagged templates, tina4 routing, tina4 WebSocket client, tina4 API client, or persistent storage of UI preferences. Also trigger when the user is building a client-rendered frontend for a Tina4 backend, or when they're working with signals, Web Components, reactive templates, islands architecture, or persisted state in a tina4-js project. If the working directory contains tina4-js code (imports from 'tina4js'), use this skill for all frontend tasks.

Use whenever a developer is building a Node.js / TypeScript application with the Tina4 framework (the `tina4-nodejs` package). Trigger when the user wants to create file-based routes, define ORM models (BaseModel), write Frond templates, set up JWT authentication, use the queue system, configure databases, deploy with Docker, or any other backend app task in a tina4-nodejs project. Also trigger when a project's structure matches a Tina4 Node app (src/routes/ with get.ts/post.ts method files, src/models/, src/templates/, an app.ts that calls startServer) or the user mentions building something with tina4-nodejs — even casually, like "add a login endpoint" or "create a route" in a tina4-nodejs project. For the reactive browser frontend (tina4-js signals/components), use the tina4-js skill instead.

Use whenever a developer is building a Ruby application with the Tina4 framework (tina4-ruby). Trigger when the user wants to create routes, define ORM models, write Frond templates, set up authentication, use the queue system, configure databases, deploy with Docker, or any other app development task in a tina4-ruby project. Also trigger when a project's directory structure matches a Tina4 Ruby app (src/routes/, src/orm/, src/templates/, app.rb) or the user mentions building something with tina4 in Ruby, even casually like "add a login page" or "create an API endpoint" in a tina4-ruby project.

Use whenever working with tina4-js — the lightweight reactive frontend framework. Trigger on any mention of tina4-js, tina4 signals, persistent signals, persist(), Tina4Element, tina4 html tagged templates, tina4 routing, tina4 WebSocket client, tina4 API client, or persistent storage of UI preferences. Also trigger when the user is building a client-rendered frontend for a Tina4 backend, or when they're working with signals, Web Components, reactive templates, islands architecture, or persisted state in a tina4-js project. If the working directory contains tina4-js code (imports from 'tina4js'), use this skill for all frontend tasks.