web-development skills

62 tagged web-development, measured the same way as everything else here.

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shiny-for-r

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rstudio/shiny

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Building, styling, testing, debugging, or observing a Shiny for R app - library(shiny), shinyApp(), runApp(). Index skill: read this, then open the linked reference for the task. Covers reactivity (reactive/observe/req/isolate/bindEvent); modules; async promises and ExtendedTask; bslib layouts, navigation, cards…

not rated 5.7k +3 6d ago A SkillSpector: pass 202 tokens

button-check

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MigoXLab/webqa-agent

Skill Claude Code

Traverse all interactive elements on the page — click clickables.

not rated 234 +2 3mo ago A SkillSpector: warn 15 tokens original Apache-2.0

skill-doctor

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mintuz/skills

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Grades agent skills by scoring agent conversations against efficiency and code-quality rubrics, then drafts concrete skill edits and a shareable report. Use when the user wants their agent setup graded from real conversation history, or asks which of their installed skills are actually working.

not rated 29 2d ago A 55 tokens copy · 100% MIT

retro-web-ui

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ririri-rgb/retro-web-ui

Skill Codex

Transform existing web application interfaces into Windows 98, Windows XP, Windows 7, or Japanese freeware 2000s desktop styles while preserving behavior. Use for repository-level retro UI conversions, not for greenfield mockups or bitmap-only artwork.

not rated 2 yesterday A 53 tokens original MIT

LX-Director/claude_fullstack-ai-builder

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A method for building and launching complete AI-powered web applications, from requirements and technical planning through the front end, back end, AI integration, and deployment. It is aimed at people who want to create an application without a back-end engineer.

not rated 1 5mo ago A 201 tokens

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