Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
Use when creating, modifying, or reviewing Discourse admin interfaces in core or plugins. Covers admin sidebar navigation, config pages, route/templates, DPageHeader breadcrumbs/tabs/actions, DPageSubheader, AdminConfigAreaCard, help insets, d-table responsive tables, empty states, third-level new/edit routes, filtered site setting pages, plugin admin UIs, translations, accessibility, and current in-repo examples.
Use when refreshing the default LLM presets shipped with Discourse AI — model versions, pricing, context windows, vision flags, and the matching `model_description` i18n keys.
Generate a Discourse-style commit message and PR description from current changes
Capture screenshots of the local Discourse site across the two core themes (Foundation, Horizon) and color modes (light, dark). Use when the user asks for "screenshots of themes", "light/dark mode shots", or similar.
Use when creating, editing, or reviewing Discourse service objects that include Service::Base - covers contracts, models, policies, steps, transactions, controller integration, and service specs
Use when adding, modifying, renaming, or reviewing Discourse site settings in core or plugins. Covers config/site_settings.yml and plugin config/settings.yml, setting names, types, defaults, client exposure, areas, validators, i18n descriptions, category/category_list conventions, category scope dropdowns, access patterns, cache implications, tests, browser verification, and migration handoffs.
Use when adding a new upcoming change feature flag to Discourse - handles site settings, translations, images, and code access patterns
Use when modifying, debugging, or extending the upcoming changes framework code and system itself.
Write and repair HTML/CSS/SCSS for Discourse core, plugins, themes, and theme components. Use when authoring or modifying templates (.gjs/.hbs), stylesheets (.scss), component markup, class names, responsive layout, FormKit/select-kit styling, or CSS regressions. Covers Discourse's BEM-with-standalone-modifiers naming, the CSS custom-property color palette (theming + dark mode), template/HTML conventions, CSS repair patterns, and where stylesheets live.
Write and structure JavaScript/QUnit tests for Discourse core, plugins, and themes. Use when creating or modifying unit tests (lib/utility/service/model), component rendering tests, integration tests, or acceptance tests. Covers module naming, setupTest/setupRenderingTest/setupApplicationTest, fixtures, the qunit-helpers toolbox, pretender, and qunit-dom assertions.