mslavov/shelly-forge

Shelly Forge is a TypeScript framework and CLI tool for developing, testing, and deploying scripts to Shelly smart home devices. It provides a modern development experience with type safety, live reloading, and real-time debugging capabilities.

This repository also configures its own agents. See what shelly-forge tells them →

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Agent commands are available with @ prefix (e.g., @architect, @developer). Each command.

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architect

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Transform product requirements into technical designs.

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developer

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Implement tasks from the todo queue.

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docs-agent

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Keep documentation synchronized with code.

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planner

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Convert PRDs and architecture into actionable tasks.

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pm

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Track progress and manage task flow.

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setup

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Setup the project.

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tester

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Validate completed implementations.

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checkpoint-commits

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When you are about to complete the current modification, suggest a commit with meaningful message.

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