Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
ALWAYS load when working on the Reaparr media overview cache system — includes MediaQueryCache, cache invalidation, warmup, GetAllMediaByTypeEndpoint, library sync/refresh commands that invalidate the cache, the mediaOverviewStore frontend, or the MediaOverview component. Covers the stale-while-revalidate pattern, dirty-mark invalidation, background rebuilds, 503-on-miss behavior, auto-retry, and the key structure.
Use when doing any Reaparr backend work under src excluding ClientApp, backend tests, backend configs, C# code, FastEndpoints, EF Core, Quartz jobs, SignalR, command handlers, unit tests, integration tests, backend architecture, or backend reviews. This skill must always load before any narrower backend skill.
Use when creating or updating Reaparr backend FastEndpoints command/handler pairs (`ICommand` + `ICommandHandler`), especially when adding validators, Result-based responses, and command dispatch via `ICommandExecutor`.
Use when doing any Reaparr frontend work under src/AppHost/ClientApp, including Vue, Nuxt, TypeScript, Pinia, RxJS, Quasar, PrimeVue, Cypress, Vitest, frontend config, frontend reviews, debugging, refactors, and frontend test work. This skill must always load before any narrower frontend skill.
ALWAYS load for ANY frontend work in Reaparr — editing .vue files, composables, pages, stores, or any file under src/AppHost/ClientApp/. Defines mandatory standards: SFC block order, Nuxt auto-imports (what to omit), get/set for refs, useSubscription for RxJS, consola logging, Pinia-first logic, props/emits typing, styling, and cypress data-cy attributes.
Use when preparing or creating git commits in Reaparr, including commit message formatting, scope selection, and branch targeting rules.
Use when creating or updating Pinia stores in the Reaparr frontend (Nuxt/Vue/Pinia/RxJS stores). Overrides generic Pinia skills. Use for store setup, state, actions, getters, RxJS Observable flows, generated API endpoints, SignalR subscriptions, and HMR. All stores must follow the project's strict internal order, boilerplate, and naming conventions.
Converts a Rock RMS WebForms block (.ascx/.ascx.cs) to Obsidian (Vue 3 + C# RockBlockType). Triggers on: "convert block", "migrate block to obsidian", "obsidian conversion", or a WebForms block path like "RockWeb/Blocks/Core/Foo.ascx.cs" with conversion intent. Classifies blocks as Detail, List, or Custom; generates C# block, bags, .d.ts placeholders, Vue SFC, partials; chops WebForms files; creates a feature branch. Do NOT use for non-block tasks, creating new blocks from scratch, or general Rock RMS questions.
Audit and refactor CSS in Obsidian .obs block files to follow Rock's styling priorities. Replaces inline styles, hard-coded values, and unnecessary scoped CSS with Rock utility classes and CSS variables. Use when the user says "clean up css", "css cleanup", "polish styles", "refactor css", "style audit", "fix the styling", "use rock utilities", or after running /convert-block on a block. Also use when reviewing .obs files and noticing inline styles, hard-coded hex colors, or excessive scoped CSS that could use Rock's utility system. Do NOT use for: writing new blocks, C# changes, JavaScript logic changes, or creating new SCSS files in styles-v2/. Do NOT use for general code review (use /review-conversion instead).
Scaffold a new Rock RMS entity model with all required files and conventions. Creates the entity class, EntityTypeConfiguration, SystemGuid entry, optional enum definitions, and optional service class. Use when the user says "create an entity", "new entity model", "scaffold entity", "add a new table", "new model class", or describes a new domain object that needs a database table. Also use when asked to "review entity model" or "check my entity". Do NOT use for ViewModels/Bags — use /bag-generator instead. Do NOT use for migrations — use /migration after scaffolding the entity.