Browse reusable Agent Skills, each with a clear purpose and practical guidance.
Use when reviewing or editing slime code, especially refactors around helper APIs, branch selection, argument validation, or recurring reviewer preferences about avoiding unnecessary wrappers and making control flow self-explanatory.
Use when an n8n workflow isn't working, errors appear, results don't match what was expected, or the user says "this isn't working." Triggers on errors, unexpected output, "it's not working", "why is this happening", "the workflow stopped", failure investigation, or any debugging context.
Expert code reviewer focusing on idiomatic Go, concurrency safety, and clean code principles. Activates for "review", "idiomatic", "refactor".
Expert in Go testing patterns, table-driven tests, httptest, benchmarking, and fuzzing. Activates for "test", "fail", "benchmark", "debug", "fuzz".
Systematically probe a modernized Next.js application for logic flaws, security vulnerabilities, or missing features. Use this to find bugs or cases where the migration failed to match legacy behavior.
Analyzes authentication flows, authorization rules, middleware logic, and side-effects. Use when extracting business rules, Passport configurations, or mailer logic from an Express application.
Compares a modernized Next.js application against its legacy Express counterpart using runtime side-by-side verification. Use when ensuring functional and business logic parity between two systems.
Common pitfalls that are slow to troubleshoot and that tend to get "fixed" by going in circles, because the error message points nowhere near the actual cause. Use before and during git, project, and WSL work, checking a repo is initialized and node_modules is ignored, putting WSL projects on the right filesystem, opening a browser from WSL for auth, normalizing line endings, and matching import case. Check the layer here first instead of debugging the wrong one.
Reads API_Contracts.md and generates failing Vitest integration tests for the expected Next.js Route Handlers. Use when generating API tests for TDD.