manutej/luxor-claude-marketplace
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1Docker Compose Orchestrationdocker-compose-orchestration teaches coding agents how to design and maintain Docker Compose files for multi-container applications—from full-stack dev environments with databases and Redis through staged deployments with health checks and persistent volumes. Solo builders running APIs, workers, and web frontends on one machine use it to avoid ad-hoc docker run scripts and to encode startup order, networking, and storage in version-controlled YAML. The skill spans declaring services, wiring internal DNS, attaching named volumes, implementing healthcheck blocks, and operating the stack with compose up, down, and scale workflows. It fits early backend scaffolding in Build, pre-release stack hardening in Ship, and day-two tweaks in Operate when you rebuild images or add a sidecar. Expect intermediate DevOps literacy: you still own secrets, image sources, and host-specific production constraints beyond a default compose file.1.6kinstalls2Postgresql Database EngineeringPostgreSQL Database Engineering is a reference-style agent skill packed with real-world examples for solo builders shipping SaaS or APIs on Postgres. It walks through index optimization, query performance analysis, table partitioning, streaming and logical replication, connection pooling with pgBouncer, backup and recovery, and migration strategies so you do not guess at production defaults. Monitoring via pg_stat views, VACUUM routines, JSONB tuning, full-text search, Patroni high availability, and multi-region logical replication extend the same skill into ship and operate concerns when traffic and data volume grow. Use it when your agent is designing schemas, debugging slow queries, planning HA, or drafting runbooks—not as a substitute for your org’s security review or live incident commander. The catalog positions it on the Build → backend shelf with natural handoffs to performance tuning during ship and infra monitoring during operate.1.1kinstalls3Golang Backend DevelopmentGolang Backend Development is a reference skill for solo and indie builders shipping Go APIs and services with Claude Code, Cursor, or similar agents. Instead of ad-hoc snippets, it organizes more than twenty-five practical examples—from a minimal web server and JSON REST handlers through worker pools, fan-out/fan-in, database transactions, gRPC, event-driven flows, and an API gateway shape. Use it when you are in the Build phase and need idiomatic patterns for timeouts via context, graceful shutdown, rate limiting, circuit breakers, file uploads, and authentication middleware. It pairs well with agent-driven implementation: point the agent at the relevant section when scaffolding a new microservice, hardening production behavior, or comparing how to structure logging and health checks before you Ship. The material is example-driven rather than a single runnable CLI; treat it as a pattern library to copy and adapt into your repo.947installs4Jest React TestingJest React Testing is a pattern library skill for solo builders shipping React frontends who need credible test coverage without reinventing Testing Library recipes. It walks through eighteen real-world scenarios—basic components, validated forms, API fetching, authentication, modals, selects, hooks, routing, Redux, Context, uploads, autocomplete, infinite scroll, error boundaries, accessibility, timers, WebSockets, and multi-step wizards—each framed as copyable Jest examples. Use it in the Ship phase when you are adding or fixing tests before a release, onboarding a contributor to your test style, or teaching an agent how your repo expects interactions and async behavior to be asserted. It complements component implementation skills from Build but stays focused on verification and regression safety rather than product discovery or deployment automation.816installs5Playwright Visual TestingPlaywright Visual Testing is a workflow skill that shows how to validate a design-system component library—typically Storybook-hosted React components—through the Playwright MCP server. It sequences navigation, waits, snapshots, and structured checks across variants such as primary and danger buttons, error inputs, modal types, cards, toasts, and dropdown modes. Solo frontend builders use it when they need repeatable visual regression and accessibility confidence without writing a full custom harness from scratch each sprint. The readme is example-driven with explicit tool calls (browser_navigate, browser_wait_for, browser_snapshot), so agents mirror a human QA pass on the live component docs before merge or release.741installs6Ui Design PatternsUI Design Patterns is a Luxor marketplace skill that acts as an implementation cookbook for solo builders who know what they want visually but need correct, accessible markup. The table of contents organizes work into seven families—navigation, forms, data display, feedback, interaction, accessibility, and responsive—so an agent can pull the right snippet instead of reinventing tabs, modals, or tables from memory. The featured accessible tab component demonstrates real ARIA roles, selected state, panel wiring, and keyboard focus order, which is the bar serious SaaS UIs need for WCAG-minded shipping. Examples are framed as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript samples you adapt to React, Vue, or plain templates. Use it during Build when you are wiring dashboards, settings pages, or marketing UI and want patterns that already encode semantics and interaction states rather than one-off div soup.562installs7Ux PrinciplesUX Principles is a reference skill packaged as a long-form examples document for solo and indie builders who want agent help that cites how well-known products solved hard UX problems. Rather than abstract heuristics alone, it walks through twenty principles—progressive disclosure, contextual help, undo culture, smart defaults, feedback, constraints, recognition over recall, consistency, error prevention, minimalism, accessibility, affordances, user control, mental models, gamification, onboarding, error recovery, information scent, social proof, and micro-interactions—with narrative context and implementation detail per brand. Use it during validation when prototyping flows, throughout build when drafting or reviewing frontend work, and at launch when tightening onboarding and conversion paths. It does not replace user research or WCAG audits, but it gives your coding agent a shared vocabulary and concrete benchmarks so recommendations stay actionable and comparable to products users already trust.544installs8AlembicThis Alembic skill packages more than fifteen complete, adaptable migration examples aimed at customer-support and ticketing-style SaaS backends. Solo builders shipping Python APIs with SQLAlchemy use it when they need initial database setup, safe column type changes, performance indexes, branch merges, or production deployment workflows without reading scattered Alembic docs. Each section is a full upgrade/downgrade sketch you can paste into revisions and tune. The material spans build-time schema design through ship-time rollout discipline and operate-time rollbacks when a migration fails in production. It complements generic backend skills by focusing on Alembic CLI conventions, autogenerate pitfalls, and testing migrations with pytest. Not a hosted migration service—procedural recipes your agent applies inside your repo.1installs