A concise, AI native and production-grade starter template for full-stack applications using pnpm, Turborepo and Cloudflare Workers for edge-native execution 🚚⛅
Use PROACTIVELY when asked about frontend bundle size, chunk splitting, what is making the build large, whether a dependency is worth adding, or before a performance change to front-app. Runs the existing analyze script and returns ONLY a ranked chunk summary - the verbose per-module build output stays out of the main…
Use PROACTIVELY to look up external library / framework / SDK / API documentation (Cloudflare Workers, the cf CLI, Wrangler, Hono, Zod) via the installed documentation MCP collector and the web, and return ONLY the distilled answer with citations. Delegate here whenever fetching docs would flood the main context with…
Use INSTEAD OF the built-in Explore agent for any "where is X / which files do Y / how is Z wired" question in this repo. Returns file paths and one-line excerpts, never file dumps. Read-only. Unlike Explore it already knows this monorepo's layout, its boundary rules, and which paths are deny-listed, so it does not…
Use INSTEAD OF the built-in Plan agent to design an implementation approach in this repo - new endpoint, new Worker, new package, schema change, refactor spanning workspaces. Returns a step-by-step plan naming real files. Read-only; proposes, never edits. Unlike Plan it already carries this repo's architectural…
Use PROACTIVELY before opening a PR or after a batch of edits: runs the repository verification gate (pnpm run ci:agent - lint, format, check-types, boundaries, test, build) and reports ONLY failures that need a decision. Read-only - never auto-fixes, never edits files, and keeps verbose OXC/TypeScript/runner output…
Domain reviewer for the human-invoked /review skill: reviews ONE domain (architecture, ci, code-quality, configuration, performance, security, seo, simplicity, tests, ui) against the domain file named in the prompt and returns only the reviewer contract block. Read-only - never edits files. Launched by /review, not…
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: