Monolith to Modular Architecture Migration Planner
by Shandra
Creates phased modernization plans for transforming monolithic applications into modular monoliths, service-oriented systems, or microservice-ready architectures without risky rewrites.
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by Shandra
Creates phased modernization plans for transforming monolithic applications into modular monoliths, service-oriented systems, or microservice-ready architectures without risky rewrites.
Generate a complete, reader-ready README from your code and project details — not a template dump. It leads with what the project is and why, gives a quickstart that actually runs, and includes only the sections that apply.
Turn your diffs and commit history into commit messages, PR descriptions, and release notes that reviewers and users actually read. One skill, three jobs — conventional-commit compliant, reviewer-ready, and written in plain language.
Check an AI-built app for work that looks finished but is not: leftover TODOs and stubs, fake or mock data returned as real, errors quietly swallowed, placeholder content, and endpoints that fake success. Read-only, every finding explained in plain English for non-coders.
Find the code that quietly runs up your LLM bill: uncapped generations, model calls looping with no limit, an expensive model doing a trivial job, and whole files stuffed into prompts. Read-only, every finding explained in plain English.
Model what your LLM app or agent will cost, find where the money goes, and get a plan to cut it. Per-request and monthly projections, ranked cost drivers, an optimization plan with estimated savings, and unit economics against your pricing — with the arithmetic shown.
Turn an error, stack trace, and logs into a structured root-cause diagnosis — reconstructed failure, ranked hypotheses with evidence, the most likely cause, and the cheapest next diagnostic or fix. The disciplined pass a senior engineer runs, instead of scattershot guess-and-check.
Review an AI-generated code diff for the failure modes coding agents actually have — claimed-done-but-not-done, gamed or weakened tests, stubs passed off as complete, silent scope creep, hallucinated APIs, and security regressions. Returns an APPROVE or REQUEST CHANGES verdict with a completion check and severity-ranked fixes.
by John Barros
Orchestrate human-supervised code migrations across repository fleets with verifier loops and judge review gates.
Fix the 'it works on my machine' problem before you touch the code. Diagnoses local setup failures across Node, Python, Go, and Docker: missing dependencies, broken env vars, port conflicts, stale installs, and 'why won't this run?' sludge, then hands you copy-paste bash fixes.
by 心易
You don't need to worry about technology choices, servers, deployment methods, ICP filing, or payment gateway applications. Just unleash your creativity and build applications your customers will love.
by SkillForge
Enforce senior-level architectural thinking by making your agent write a 5-line Design Note before coding.
by Timoranjes
Teaches AI coding agents to audit their own CLAUDE.md, cursor rules, and project config files for structural flaws that cause rule non-compliance. Diagnoses WHY agents ignore rules (ambiguity, contrad
Lint an OpenAPI spec and diff two versions to catch breaking API changes before they reach consumers. Within a spec it flags missing operationId, success responses with no schema, untyped parameters, operations with no security requirement, and unbounded arrays/strings. Across two versions it flags removed paths and operations, removed response codes, a parameter becoming required, narrowed parameter types, removed enum values, and removed response fields. Analyzes JSON specs (convert YAML to JSON first).
Convert existing HTML sections or plain descriptions into production-ready Gutenberg block patterns that inherit your theme's design system — no hardcoded colors, no inline styles, no editor validation errors.
'Should work now' is the most expensive sentence in software — it means the change was reasoned about, not observed, and the next person to touch this code will pay for that assumption
by MasterKilo
All-in-one AI study assistant for CS students: transform lecture videos into notes, generate exam flashcards and practice tests, explain any code step-by-step, and build personalized study schedules.
by tudor
Advanced responsive layout and interactive micro-interaction engine for React, Tailwind CSS, and Framer Motion. Automatically injects fluid element states, mobile-first touch behaviors, adaptive viewports, and non-destructive layout transitions into static codebases