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skillry-optional-specialist

Domain specialists: e-commerce and WordPress/WooCommerce, NFC/linktree and print design, local LLM runtime, Chrome extensions, maps/geo, analytics, SEO/GEO, cost control, and monorepo.

9 on GitHubby FluxonLabv3.4.1MITupdated 4 days ago
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Plugin skillry-optional-specialist from marketplace skillry in FluxonLab/Skillry. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 4 days ago.

What it installs

Skills (9)

  • ecommerce-integration-review

    Ecommerce: catalog, checkout, payments, inventory, orders, taxes; WordPress/WooCommerce plugins and themes.

  • nfc-linktree-menu-builder-review

    NFC card, linktree, menu builder, QR and tap-to-open flows, plus print-ready artifacts and export.

  • local-llm-runtime-review

    Local LLM runtimes: model routing, resource limits, privacy boundaries, offline behavior.

  • chrome-extension-review

    Review Chrome extensions: MV3 manifest, content scripts, service workers, permissions, store readiness.

  • map-routing-geo-review

    Maps: routing, geocoding, markers, clustering, location privacy, MapLibre styling and tile sources.

  • analytics-tracking-review

    Analytics: tracking plans, event naming, GA4/GTM setup, conversions, attribution, privacy and consent.

  • seo-content-ops-review

    SEO: technical and on-page audits, metadata, schema, sitemaps, E-E-A-T, content ops, clusters, AI search/GEO.

  • cost-control-token-review

    Cost control: LLM token and API spend, model choice, subagent fanout, cloud and hosting waste.

  • monorepo-turborepo-review

    Monorepos: pnpm workspaces, Turborepo caching, Nx, Bazel, build graph, package boundaries.

Subagents (37)

  • agent-workflow-designer

    Use when you need to design agent workflows, handoffs, roles, and execution boundaries.

  • agentic-security-reviewer

    Use when you need to review prompt injection, tool misuse, data exfiltration, and agentic workflow risk.

  • ai-runtime-engineer

    Use when you need to implement or diagnose AI runtime integrations, model calls, tools, and evaluation surfaces.

  • api-contract-designer

    Use when you need to design API contracts, schemas, errors, versioning, and integration boundaries.

  • architecture-planner

    Use when you need to create practical architecture plans that fit the existing repository.

  • auth-session-reviewer

    Use when you need to review auth, sessions, cookies, CSRF, tenancy, roles, and denied paths without editing.

  • automation-mcp-gatekeeper

    Use when you need to gate external automation, MCP tools, credential scopes, and dormant automation skills.

  • business-model-reviewer

    Use when you need to review monetization, pricing, packaging, market fit, and go-to-market assumptions.

  • codebase-cartographer

    Use when you need to map modules, boundaries, data flow, ownership zones, and risky coupling.

  • data-flow-architect

    Use when you need to map and plan data flow across UI, API, persistence, queues, and services.

  • data-migration-guardian

    Use when you need to plan and guard non-destructive data migrations, backups, rollback, and idempotency.

  • database-persistence-reviewer

    Use when you need to review and make only non-destructive local database, schema, and persistence changes.

  • dependency-inspector

    Use when you need to inspect package managers, dependencies, scripts, lockfiles, and install risk.

  • devops-ci-engineer

    Use when you need to repair CI, build, typecheck, and workflow files without deploying.

  • docs-spec-writer

    Use when you need to write concise specs, implementation docs, repair reports, prompts, and handoff packs.

  • e2e-flow-designer

    Use when you need to design and implement focused E2E test flows and acceptance paths.

  • github-researcher

    Use when you need to research official docs and GitHub examples, archive patterns, and avoid raw activation.

  • implementation-planner

    Use when you need to convert a goal into file-level steps, tests, rollback, and acceptance criteria.

  • installation-and-path-auditor

    Use when you need to audit installation paths, backups, global copies, and misplaced system files.

  • legacy-risk-analyst

    Use when you need to find legacy patterns, fragile code paths, stale dependencies, and migration risks.

  • market-researcher

    Use when you need to research market, competitors, audience, and trends with citation-ready notes.

  • playwright-browser-tester

    Use when you need to run or create minimal Playwright and browser-first smoke tests for key flows.

  • postgres-supabase-specialist

    Use when you need to review or implement Postgres and Supabase schema, policies, indexes, and SQL safely.

  • prisma-schema-specialist

    Use when you need to work on Prisma schema, migrations, generated client, seeds, and migration safety.

  • product-owner-analyst

    Use when you need to clarify requirements, acceptance criteria, scope, users, and product tradeoffs.

  • prompt-systems-engineer

    Use when you need to write and repair prompts, instructions, rubrics, and agent execution packs.

  • rag-and-vector-search-engineer

    Use when you need to implement or review RAG, embeddings, vector search, ranking, and grounding.

  • regression-risk-analyst

    Use when you need to identify regression surfaces and test scope before or after implementation.

  • release-readiness-reviewer

    Use when you need to give go/no-go verdicts for demo, handoff, deployment, or release without editing.

  • repo-scout

    Use when you need to inspect repository structure, scripts, entrypoints, and risks without editing files.

  • runtime-diagnostics-engineer

    Use when you need to diagnose startup, ports, process, logs, environment, and runtime health.

  • security-secrets-reviewer

    Use when you need to review secrets, env, auth, CORS, tokens, logs, and unsafe change risks without editing.

  • skill-deduplicator

    Use when you need to find duplicate skills, choose canonical versions, and document deferred alternatives.

  • skill-librarian

    Use when you need to search the skill archive, recommend at most five skills, and prevent skill bloat.

  • supply-chain-risk-reviewer

    Use when you need to review package scripts, dependencies, lockfiles, vendor agents, and install script risk.

  • test-repair-runner

    Use when you need to run safe checks, summarize failures, repair, and verify without destructive commands.

  • visual-qa-reviewer

    Use when you need to review screenshots, visual states, responsive layouts, and UI rendering drift.

View source on GitHub fluxonlab.com

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