operate-frontend
Use for any work in the Operate legacy frontend (operate/client/) — bugs, changes, tests, components, API hooks, styled-components, MobX stores, React Router, or questions about Operate patterns, conventions, or architecture.
Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
Use for any work in the Operate legacy frontend (operate/client/) — bugs, changes, tests, components, API hooks, styled-components, MobX stores, React Router, or questions about Operate patterns, conventions, or architecture.
Use when building, changing, or testing Tasklist features in the orchestration cluster webapp (webapp/client/apps/orchestration-cluster-webapp/src/tasklist/). Trigger for Tasklist pages, modules, components, hooks, stores, routes, or schema — even small changes like a column, filter, or panel — and questions about Tasklist pod structure and conventions.
Open or advance a Positron PR that bumps the Ark submodule to a given Ark PR (its head while open, its merge commit once merged) or to latest Ark main, with Positron e2e test tags. Use when the user runs /bump-ark with a PR number or "main" and optional @:tags.
Use when building a list, table, grid, or virtualized scrolling UI in Positron, or touching `DataGridInstance` / `PositronDataGrid`. Avoids the common mistake of mediating props into the instance via useEffect.
Generates well-structured PR bodies with dynamically fetched e2e test tags
Use when pulling changes from rstudio/vscode-server into Positron — fetching upstream, triaging commits, and applying diffs
Port an npm package to run under Perry — audit it for TypeScript-subset gaps, add it to perry.compilePackages, and patch whatever breaks so the package compiles natively. EXPERIMENTAL — feedback welcome at github.com/PerryTS/perry/issues/115.
Migrate TypeScript library projects from tsup to tsdown. Provides complete option mappings, config transformation rules, default value differences, and unsupported option alternatives so AI agents can intelligently perform migrations.
Add an AST query for a JavaScript library to the retire.js vulnerability database. Given a library name, downloads multiple versions, analyzes the code structure where the version string is assigned, writes an ASTronomical XPath-like query anchored with library-specific identifiers, tests the query locally, adds it to jsrepository-ast.js, and runs validate/test-detection. Use this skill whenever adding an AST-based version detection query to retire.js.
Add a new JavaScript library to the retire.js vulnerability database. Given a library name, looks it up on CDNs, downloads multiple versions, finds version strings, generates detection regexes with (§§version§§) placeholder, adds entries to jsrepository-master.json and testcases.json, and runs validate/test-detection. Use this skill whenever adding a new library to retire.js, generating filecontent/filename/uri extractors, or finding version detection patterns for a JS library.