Skills for Developers
“Ship with Claude like a senior pair, not an eager intern.”
The working developer setup: discipline skills that change how Claude codes (TDD, debugging), leverage skills that extend what it can touch (MCP, testing), and hygiene skills for the daily grind. Install the discipline skills first — they raise the floor on everything else.
- 001 Tested · Works
Frontend Design Featured
Makes Claude's UI output look designed instead of generated.
- 002 Tested · Works
Skill Creator Featured
The skill that builds skills — scaffold, test and optimize your own.
- 003 Tested · Works
Test-Driven Development Featured
Forces Claude into strict red-green-refactor discipline.
- 004 Tested · Works
Structured PR review checklist: security, performance, correctness, severity-labeled.
- 005 Tested · Works
Stops guess-and-check fixes; enforces hypothesis-driven debugging.
- 006 Tested · Works
Deterministic WCAG 2.1 AA audit -- keyboard, contrast, zoom/reflow, forms/ARIA, status messages -- ending in a severity-rated remediation backlog.
- 007 Tested · Works
Turns git commit history into categorized, customer-facing release notes.
- 008 Tested · Works
Diataxis Documentation Governance
Classifies and audits docs against the four Diátaxis quadrants; flags mixed-mode docs.
- 009 Tested · Works
Conventional Commits, branch naming, and merge-strategy standards, with 7 reference docs.
- 010 Works with setup
Drafts a Done / In Progress / Blockers standup from git log and project notes.
- 011 Tested · Works
Build MCP servers that connect Claude to your tools.
- 012 Tested · Works
Claude drives your web app in a real browser and reports what breaks.
- 013 Tested · Works
Prompt-only SQL generator that always returns query + explanation + performance notes + test script for BigQuery/Postgres/MySQL/Snowflake — no schema-parsing tooling of its own.