horse-writing-middleware
Guide to writing custom middlewares for the Horse framework, following the callback flow with the Next parameter.
Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
Guide to writing custom middlewares for the Horse framework, following the callback flow with the Next parameter.
Guide for programming with Zero-Allocation principles in Horse, focusing on stack allocations, string slicing, object pooling, and avoiding lock contention.
Fix Interface and Controller compilation errors
Fix Provider, Collector, Transformer compilation errors
Build, configure, and debug native Apple extension and target types (widgets, App Clips, share extensions, watchOS apps, Safari extensions, notification extensions, VPN/network extensions, and 40+ more) in an Expo app using the @bacons/apple-targets config plugin. Use when a user wants to add home screen presence, share sheets, custom keyboards, Siri/App Intents, push notification handling, AutoFill/passkeys, Screen Time controls, or any other Apple app extension to a React Native / Expo project.
Best-practice workflow for building and inspecting high-quality internationalized software with react-intl-universal, react-intl-universal-extract, and this skill's rules/scripts. Use it directly for repositories that use react-intl-universal, and use its language-quality, UI-quality, localized-UI inspection, and locale-synchronization principles as reference guidance for other i18n stacks.
This guide applies to development and code review for Fantasy / Fantasy.Net / Fantasy.Unity written in C#. Use it when a task involves Fantasy server code or Unity client code using Fantasy, ECS entities/components/systems, scenes and subscenes, FTask, network handlers/messages/protocols, Address or Roaming routing, Control Center and service discovery, Kubernetes deployment and Pod DNS binding, Namespace/WorldGroup/World isolation, dynamic Scene registration or routing, cross-server events and subscriptions, Fantasy.config, scene or database access, HTTP controllers/services, session or client connection logic, or distributed runtime architecture. It may also be used for Fantasy-related code review, troubleshooting, compliance checks, risk analysis, and best practices, even when the user does not explicitly mention Fantasy.
Masters Reatom v1001 async flows. Use when implementing, documenting, or reviewing Reatom async queries, mutations, wrap usage, withAsync, withAsyncData, withAbort, abortVar, sampling, take, onEvent, race, framePromise, Suspense, retry, caching, or race-prone UI workflows.
Implements and documents @reatom/jsx — reactive native DOM JSX. Use when writing JSX components, mount/unmount, props (prop:/attr:/on:), css prop, models, refs, SVG, Bind, or TypeScript JSX typings with Reatom.
Procedure to update gRPC, Netty, and BoringSSL versions in this Java/Maven project while maintaining compatibility