A deployment template for running applications on a server through shared Docker infrastructure and a central Nginx gateway. Docker packages an application and its dependencies into containers; Nginx routes web requests to them.
A backend-development role for implementing server APIs and business logic according to a project’s written API contract. An API contract defines the required routes, methods, fields, and error responses.
A database-development role that turns a written database schema into migrations and model code. A schema describes tables, fields, types, rules, and indexes.
An agent for automating infrastructure and software delivery operations. It covers infrastructure-as-code, which describes servers and cloud resources in files, and CI/CD, which automatically tests and deploys code.
An agent for turning Figma designs into closely matching React, Vue, or HTML interfaces. Figma is a design tool used to specify a page’s layout, colors, fonts, spacing, and components.
A server setup role that initializes shared infrastructure on a cloud server, including Docker and a central web gateway. It is intended to run once per server.
A retired coordinator entry that has been replaced by a skill called standard-team. An orchestrator is a component that coordinates several specialized development roles.
An agent that turns an unstructured product idea into a product requirements document, or PRD: a written plan describing users, features, priorities, and acceptance checks.
A final acceptance reviewer for a software project. It compares the finished product with the original requirements and checks project reports and core user journeys before deciding whether it is ready to release.
An application-security role focused on finding and fixing weaknesses in software, APIs, cloud systems, and their design. It uses threat modeling, which maps possible attacks before they happen.
A quality-assurance agent that checks software claims against evidence such as command output, logs, diffs, type checks, and unit tests. QA means checking whether software actually works as required.
A design-review and styling guide for Vue mobile web apps, which run in a phone browser. It checks the visual system and can produce a DESIGN_SYSTEM.md file for developers to follow.
A Chinese-language playbook for coordinating a full software project through 11 phases, from requirements and architecture to implementation, testing, and release.