com um clique
e-bash
e-bash contém 6 skills coletadas de OleksandrKucherenko, com cobertura ocupacional por repositório e páginas de detalhe dentro do site.
Skills neste repositório
Comprehensive unit testing framework for Bash and POSIX shell scripts using ShellSpec with TDD/BDD best practices. Use when writing tests for shell scripts, debugging test failures, refactoring scripts for testability, setting up test infrastructure, mocking external dependencies, or implementing test-driven development for Bash/shell projects. Covers test structure, isolation, mocking, output capture, coverage, CI integration, and troubleshooting.
Use when agents discover better patterns, find gaps or inaccuracies in existing skills, or need to contribute validated improvements to shared knowledge, or found unique experience that could be shared with others.
Language-agnostic rulebook for producing, reviewing, and improving elegant code. Use when writing new code, refactoring existing code, reviewing code quality, or when user asks for "elegant", "clean", "maintainable", or "well-structured" code. Applies to any programming language or framework.
Bash Automated Testing System (BATS) for TDD-style testing of shell scripts. Use when: (1) Writing unit or integration tests for Bash scripts, (2) Testing CLI tools or shell functions, (3) Setting up test infrastructure with setup/teardown hooks, (4) Mocking external commands (curl, git, docker), (5) Generating JUnit reports for CI/CD, (6) Debugging test failures or flaky tests, (7) Implementing test-driven development for shell scripts.
Use Gemini CLI as a complementary AI tool for tasks requiring massive context windows (1M tokens). Invoke when analyzing large codebases, requesting deep analysis with extended thinking, getting second opinions on complex problems, or when Claude's context limits are insufficient. Triggers include phrases like "use gemini", "analyze with gemini", "get second opinion", "deep analysis of codebase", or when processing files exceeding Claude's context capacity.
PowerShell TDD testing framework guidance for Pester v5+. Use when writing, structuring, or debugging PowerShell unit tests; mocking cmdlets, native commands (bash, git, curl), or .NET types; isolating tests with TestDrive/TestRegistry; capturing output streams; generating code coverage or JUnit/NUnit reports for CI/CD; running parameterized or tagged tests; or troubleshooting Pester Discovery vs Run phase issues.