Arthur Iarley
Community@1arley · Recife, PE
Estudante de Sistemas de Informação na UFRPE, com atuação profissional como Analista de Projetos na Seed a Bit Tecnologia. Possuo experiência em desenvolvimento
Agent Skills by Arthur Iarley
Showing 31 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
1arleygamification-audit
Detects abuse of XP, points, streaks, referrals, and rewards using a trigger-condition-reward-reversal loop model.
1arleyedge-case-hunter
Generates boundary-value test cases and verifies system handling of null, empty, negative, and Unicode inputs.
1arleyuser-flow-audit
Models user flows as state machines to detect dead ends, skippable steps, and refresh or back-button desyncs.
1arleyux-review
Evaluates user interfaces against established UX principles and reports violations.
1arleyreference-research
Searches a curated references catalog and synthesizes external sources into actionable patterns.
1arleymarket-research
Compares how real products solve UX problems at scale across nine experience dimensions.
1arleyadversarial-review
Attacks system assumptions using personas and canonical operations to generate testable audit hypotheses.
1arleyvisual-quality-review
Reviews frontend interfaces for typography, spacing, hierarchy, contrast, and AI slop violations.
1arleyerror-flow-audit
Audits multi-step operations for partial failures, unsafe retries, and missing rollback handling.
1arleyidempotency-audit
Tests repeated and retried requests to detect duplicated effects in payments, rewards, webhooks, and counters.
1arleyimplementation-research
Researches technical implementation patterns from official docs, GitHub, and production code into actionable recommendations.
1arleyskill-router
Selects the smallest sufficient set of audit, security, and reliability skills for a task.
1arleyapi-abuse-audit
Audits API endpoints for repetition, replay, ID manipulation, mass assignment, and missing rate limiting.
1arleyresearch-router
Routes research tasks to appropriate sources based on problem type classification.
1arleyaccessibility-review
Reviews interfaces against WCAG standards for keyboard, focus, contrast, and screen reader support.
1arleydata-integrity-audit
Audits database schemas for missing unique constraints, foreign keys, transactions, and CHECK constraints.
1arleysecurity-audit
Audits codebases for tenant isolation, IDOR, secrets, and XSS vulnerabilities.
1arleyinteraction-design
Audits hover, focus, pressed, disabled, loading, and transition states of interactive UI elements.
1arleyrace-condition-hunter
Detects read-decision-write sequences lacking atomicity that violate invariants under concurrent requests.
1arleygithub-reference-research
Researches GitHub repositories to extract implementation patterns and architectural decisions without copying code.
1arleybusiness-logic-audit
Audits business rules and invariants for bypass, repeat, reverse, and race vulnerabilities.
1arleyauthorization-audit
Audits server-side authorization enforcement across roles, resources, and actions to detect IDOR and privilege escalation.
1arleyinput-trust-audit
Detects server endpoints that trust client-supplied authority values instead of deriving them server-side.
1arleystate-consistency-audit
Detects divergences between database, cache, server, client, and URL state layers.
Frequently Asked Questions About Arthur Iarley
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I perform using Arthur Iarley's skills?▼
You can run stack-adaptive security audits detecting IDOR, hardcoded secrets, and missing tenant isolation; hunt race conditions and idempotency failures in payments and rewards; audit gamification abuse, user flows, and error states; and review UX, accessibility, animation, and visual quality against established standards.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target engineers, security reviewers, and product auditors who need adversarial testing of web applications. Personas include backend developers verifying authorization and data integrity, frontend reviewers checking WCAG compliance and interaction states, and researchers synthesizing implementation patterns from GitHub and official documentation.
How do the audit skills work in practice?▼
Each skill applies a structured model: security-audit first detects language, framework, ORM, and auth mechanism, then sweeps five failure classes and produces evidence-backed findings with GitHub issues. The skill-router selects the smallest sufficient set of audit, security, reliability, and research skills per task.
Are these skills free and open source?▼
Yes. Nearly all skills carry the MIT license, permitting free use, modification, and redistribution. The manifest lists no paid tiers, subscriptions, or commercial restrictions for the audit, security, reliability, frontend, and research skills.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
The manifest specifies no external runtime dependencies. Skills operate on an existing codebase or interface: security-audit requires access to project source and deploy files, research skills use a references catalog and GitHub, and triage or to-spec skills integrate with a project issue tracker.