
dalestudy/skills
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npx skills add https://github.com/dalestudy/skillsSkills in this repo
1Storybookstorybook is a frontend agent skill from DaleStudy that encodes Storybook best practices for solo builders shipping component libraries or product UIs in React (and similar CSF 3 stacks). Invoke it when creating or editing `.stories.tsx` or `.stories.ts` files, tuning args, decorators, and parameters, or changing `.storybook/` setup—especially when conversations mention story, stories, storybook, or CSF. The skill pushes CSF 3.0 over legacy CSF 2.0 render functions, centralizes default props in meta-level `args` so Controls stay truthful, and uses `tags: ['autodocs']` for generated docs. It warns against `argTypes.defaultValue` and duplicated args across stories, favoring shared meta args with story-specific overrides. The result is faster, type-safe story files that behave well in Storybook 7+ style workflows and stay maintainable as components evolve. It complements manual design review rather than replacing visual regression or Chromatic-style checks unless you add those tools separately.726installs2Github ActionsGitHub Actions is an agent skill for solo and indie builders who maintain repository automation under `.github/workflows`. It applies when you create a new workflow file, edit an existing pipeline, audit CI/CD security, or review and bump action versions after seeing `actions/`, `uses:`, or workflow-related tasks. The skill encodes DaleStudy’s v2 guidance: verify current action releases with `gh release view` before pinning majors, never embed credentials in YAML, and consider commit-SHA pinning for sensitive or third-party actions. It explicitly contrasts stale `checkout@v4` style pins with up-to-date majors and documents the split of responsibilities—the `github` skill for operating `gh` against runs and PRs, this skill for workflow authoring and hardening. For a one-person repo shipping through GitHub, it turns ad-hoc copy-paste CI into reviewable, security-aware workflow edits aligned with GitHub’s hardening docs.563installs