Litejs Skills
litejs-skills is a Claude Code plugin for the Build phase that bundles five LiteJS-focused skills so agents follow framework conventions for views, tests, and releases.
by litejs · github.com/litejs/skills
Install when you ship UI with the LiteJS framework and want Claude Code to follow LiteJS conventions for views, templates, events, tests, and releases.
Add it to Claude Code
Install the plugin in Claude Code. One command, paste-ready.
/plugin install litejs-skills@litejs/skillsBuilt to be called by your agent
Skillselion is itself an MCP server. Your agent can pull this entry and a paste-ready install config straight from the API - no copy-paste.
Retrieve this entry with skillselion.get_details("plugin:litejs/skills") and the paste-ready config with skillselion.get_install_config("plugin:litejs/skills").
What it does
litejs-skills is a Claude Code plugin marketplace from litejs/skills that packages five skills aimed at builders using the LiteJS lightweight JavaScript framework. Solo developers and small teams install it when they want the agent to respect LiteJS-specific structure—datadriven views, template bindings, event wiring, inline assets, and testing habits—instead of generic React or Vue advice. The keyword surface spans assertions, snapshot testing, mocking, build phases, changelog and version bumping, and publishing, which maps naturally across implementation, test hardening, and cut releases. It is not a standalone runtime or MCP server; it is editorial guardrails and checklists the agent applies inside your repo. Use it during feature work on LiteJS UIs, when adding or refactoring tests, and when you need commit or release messaging that matches project conventions. Confidence is moderate because ingestion is catalog metadata rather than full SKILL.md text, but the five-plugin count and LiteJS-specific vocabulary are explicit.
Highlights
- Five Claude Code skills scoped to LiteJS projects (assertions, snapshots, mocking, datadriven tests)
- Covers view/template conventions, event handling, inline style, and asset tagging
- Release-oriented helpers: changelog, version bumping, commit conventions, publishing phases
- Build and test workflow alignment with LiteJS engine and framework guide patterns
- Community plugin bundle keyed for litejs, templates, tests, and release automation
Why builders use it
Generic coding agents guess wrong about LiteJS views, bindings, and test style, wasting time on fixes that do not match your framework.
After you register the marketplace, Claude Code applies LiteJS-aligned patterns for templates, events, testing, and release steps instead of one-size-fits-all JavaScript advice.
At a glance
- Type - Plugin in Frontend & UI.
- Adoption - 0 installs, 0 stars, 0 votes.
FAQ
Who is litejs-skills for?
Solo and small-team developers building with LiteJS who use Claude Code and want skills tuned to that framework’s views, templates, and release habits.
When should I use litejs-skills?
Use it while implementing LiteJS UI, writing datadriven or snapshot tests, or preparing changelog and version bumps aligned with LiteJS publishing phases.
How do I add litejs-skills to my agent?
Add the litejs/skills Claude Code plugin marketplace from the repo, then enable its five bundled skills in your Claude Code plugins configuration for LiteJS repositories.
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