A framework-independent guide to building accessible websites, including semantic HTML, ARIA, keyboard controls, forms, colour contrast, dynamic content, and testing. WCAG 2.1 is a widely used set of web accessibility guidelines.
A framework-independent guide to designing and implementing APIs using domain-driven design and clean architecture. It covers layers, domain objects, repositories, use cases, data-transfer objects, endpoints, errors, and request or response payloads.
A framework-independent guide to authentication and authorization design. Authentication verifies who someone is; authorization controls what they are allowed to do.
A coordinating guide for backend development, including choosing a language or framework, assigning work to specialist guides, and reviewing code. Backend development covers the server-side parts of an application, such as APIs and data handling.
A guide for building CI/CD workflows with GitHub Actions, GitHub's automation service. CI checks code such as tests and builds; CD delivers it to environments such as staging or production.
A guide to writing and reviewing CSS, the language that controls how web pages look and are laid out. It covers browser features such as container queries, :has(), nesting, and cascade layers, without requiring a particular framework.
A tool-independent guide to designing database schemas for relational databases and object-relational mapping tools. It covers tables, data types, relationships, normalization, indexes, and migrations.
A guide for building backend APIs with FastAPI, a Python web framework. It covers project structure, routes, validation, authentication, errors, asynchronous work, database access, settings, and logs.
A coordinating guide for frontend development, from gathering requirements to choosing a framework and reviewing code. It delegates implementation work to more specialised skills instead of writing the code itself.
A skill for creating short Git commit messages in the Conventional Commits format, in Japanese or English. Conventional Commits is a standard way to label changes such as fixes and new features.
A command that compresses natural-language memory files such as CLAUDE.md, todo lists, and settings into a shorter form while keeping their technical content, code, links, and structure.
A guide for deciding when to delegate coding work to specialised helper agents: one for locating code, one for small edits, and one for reviewing changes.
A quick reference for genshijin modes, skills, and commands. It is written in Japanese and only displays help without changing settings or saved state.
A pull-request review format that gives one short comment for each code problem, including its location, the issue, and the suggested fix. A pull request is a proposed code change submitted for review before it is merged.
A session statistics skill that reports actual token usage and estimated savings. It reads directly from Claude Code session logs rather than guessing.
A guide to building backend APIs with Gin, a Go web framework. It covers project structure, routes, middleware, request binding, validation, responses, authentication, logging, dependency injection, and configuration.
A guide to Git worktrees, which let one Git repository have several working directories at the same time.
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