dalestudy/skills
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1Storybookstorybook is an agent skill from dalestudy/skills version 1.1.0 under MIT license that teaches Storybook story authoring and Component Story Format 3.0 best practices for React. It activates when writing new .stories.tsx or .stories.ts files, editing existing stories, configuring Args, Decorators, and Parameters, or working inside .storybook setup directories. The skill contrasts legacy CSF 2.0 default exports and render functions with recommended CSF 3.0 patterns using Meta and StoryObj types from @storybook/react for concise, type-safe stories. Developers reach for storybook when a design system or product UI needs maintainable component documentation and visual test fixtures without regressing to outdated Storybook syntax. Triggers include keywords story, stories, storybook, and CSF during frontend tasks so agents produce consistent story files aligned with current Storybook conventions.847installs2Github Actionsgithub-actions is a Claude Code skill at version 2.0.0 from DaleStudy that writes and reviews .github/workflows YAML for GitHub Actions pipelines. The skill enforces current action major versions—checking releases with gh release view instead of pinning stale tags like actions/checkout@v4 when v6 is current—and flags anti-patterns around secrets, uses: references, and workflow structure. Developers reach for github-actions when bootstrapping CI, updating pinned actions, or running a CI/CD security audit. It pairs with the separate github skill for gh CLI execution, issue management, and workflow run inspection.656installs3Bunbun is a Claude Code skill (version 1.0.0) that standardizes Bun as the default JavaScript and TypeScript runtime instead of Node.js and npm. It maps familiar npm workflows to bun and bunx commands for new projects, dependency changes, script execution, dev servers, and Node-to-Bun migrations. Developers reach for bun when package.json work, lockfiles, or performance-sensitive local development should follow Bun conventions. The skill restricts shell tools to bun and bunx and documents install paths via Homebrew or npm global install.455installs4Skill Creatorskill-creator is a DaleStudy agent skill (version 1.1.0, MIT) for adding and maintaining skills in a Git repository with a skills/ directory. It enforces the skills/{skill-name}/SKILL.md layout, documents required frontmatter fields (name up to 64 lowercase characters, description, compatibility), and guides trigger keywords so agents activate the right workflow. Developers reach for skill-creator when creating a new skill, editing SKILL.md, reviewing frontmatter or metadata, or validating structure before merge. The skill emphasizes progressive disclosure—core instructions in SKILL.md with optional scripts and references—so large domain playbooks stay discoverable without bloating context windows.426installs5Typescripttypescript is a skill from dalestudy/skills that encodes TypeScript conventions for strongly typed web and extension codebases. It guides agents toward strict compiler settings, reusable shared type modules, and component-level typing patterns that reduce runtime errors in client applications. Developers invoke it when scaffolding React or extension projects, tightening tsconfig strictness, or extracting domain types shared between UI and API layers. The skill complements general JavaScript work by focusing on type-safe interfaces, generics for reusable hooks, and module boundaries that scale across monorepos. Reach for typescript during greenfield client builds, refactors from JavaScript, or when extension manifests and web bundles need consistent typed modules.361installs6Testingtesting is a general-purpose Claude Code skill from dalestudy/skills focused on writing, organizing, and executing test coverage across a project. The skill structures unit, integration, and regression suites, runs them against the current codebase, and helps surface defects before release. Developers reach for testing when dalestudy/skills projects need new test cases, better suite organization, or a pre-release validation pass without a framework-specific bootstrap guide. The workflow spans authoring tests, arranging them into logical suites, and executing runs to confirm expected behavior holds across recent changes.357installs7Gitgit is a DaleStudy/skills agent skill (version 1.0.0, MIT license) teaching Git version-control best practices for coding agents and developers. It triggers on commit message writing, branch creation, PR merge strategy selection, history cleanup with rebase squash or cherry-pick, and merge-conflict resolution whenever git-related keywords appear. Commit messages follow Conventional Commits format such as feat:, fix:, docs:, and refactor: with imperative descriptions. Branching follows GitHub Flow principles for feature branches and pull requests. The skill allows agents to run Bash(git:*) commands for status, diff, branch, merge, and rebase operations. Documentation is written in Korean with universally applicable Git conventions. Reach for git when an agent drafts commit messages, chooses squash versus merge for a PR, resolves rebase conflicts, or needs consistent branch naming during active feature development across team repositories.317installs8Githubgithub is a dalestudy/skills agent skill at version 1.0.0 for GitHub platform interaction through the GitHub CLI (gh). It covers six trigger paths: creating and updating issues, creating and reviewing pull requests, managing releases, organizing labels and milestones, and running or inspecting GitHub Actions workflows when requests include gh, issue, pull request, PR, release, label, workflow, or run keywords. Allowed tools scope Bash to gh issue, pr, release, label, repo, search, run, and workflow command families so agents execute vetted CLI operations instead of ad hoc API calls. The skill notes that GitHub work often pairs with the companion git skill for commit conventions, branch strategy, and history management. Developers reach for github when coordinating multi-step implementation across contributors or agent-assisted changes—opening review-ready PRs, triaging issues, cutting releases, or checking CI failures after pushes. MIT-licensed and requiring GitHub CLI installation, github standardizes platform commands for Korean and English agent sessions alike.294installs9Reactreact is a DaleStudy agent skill in dalestudy/skills packaging Vercel Engineering React performance guidance as seven prioritized rule categories for framework-agnostic .tsx and .jsx work. It catalogs 61 reference rules covering async waterfall removal with Promise.all and Suspense boundaries, critical bundle optimizations like React.lazy and barrel import avoidance, 19 rerender patterns including memo and startTransition, rendering performance tactics, client data deduplication with TanStack Query or SWR, and JavaScript micro-optimizations. The skill triggers on useState, useEffect, useMemo, useCallback, memo, Suspense, and lazy keywords during component edits in Vite, Remix, or Next.js projects. Version 1.0.0 under MIT license points to deeper Next.js-only server rules in vercel-labs agent-skills when SSR-specific tuning is needed. Developers reach for it when profiling slow dashboards or eliminating redundant fetches instead of guessing hook usage.277installs10Mcp ServerSkill for creating Model Context Protocol servers that connect LLM agents to external tools and data. Covers server structure, tool definitions, resource exposure, and client integration so agent workflows can call APIs, files, and services through a standard interface.128installs