fastest web DI framework. NestJS-style structure at Bun speed. Constructor DI with no reflect-metadata, no experimentalDecorators, no JavaScript router.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Regenerate the coverage report and badges, or diagnose a wrong percentage, a 404ing badge, or a package showing 0%. Use after adding a package, when coverage numbers look implausible, or when the GitHub Pages coverage site is stale or broken.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Revise one documentation file so it states facts instead of performing insight, and get it under the budgets in scripts/no-slop.test.ts. Use when writing a new guide or README, when a reader reports the docs read like AI output, or when bun test scripts/no-slop.test.ts fails.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Add a workspace to the dunx monorepo - a published package under packages/, a published CLI under tools/, a private workspace under internal/, or an example under examples/ - with correct manifest fields, tsconfig, exports-driven build entrypoints, README, and coverage badge. Use when creating @dunx/http…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Version and publish @dunx/ packages to npm. Use when cutting a release, when a publish failed or a package is missing from npm, when a package needs its first npm version, or when touching scripts/version.ts, the pinned npm version, or the publish job in ci.yml.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Resolve an open technical question by measuring it on real Bun instead of assuming, then record the verified result in docs/architecture/constraints.md. Use for the "Spikes to resolve" items, before committing to any API shape that depends on runtime or tsc behaviour, and whenever a design argument turns on "does…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Write or refresh HANDOFF.md - a compact resume point holding completed objectives, live file paths, approaches already tried and rejected, and the exact next steps, placed against the roadmap in docs/ROADMAP.md. Use before /compact or /clear, at the end of a task block, when the context window crosses 50%, or when…
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