Ahmed Adel
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MIS engineering standards for React/Next.js Feature-Sliced Design, LangGraph agents, API route guards, and documentation frameworks.
Agent Skills by Ahmed Adel
Showing 10 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
AhmedElbialy148react-fsd
Enforces Feature-Sliced Design architecture and strict TypeScript standards for Vite React SPAs.
AhmedElbialy148mis-github-contribution
Standardizes GitHub branching, Conventional Commits, pull requests, and pre-commit gates for MIS repositories.
AhmedElbialy148mis-guidelines
Applies behavioral coding guidelines to reduce common LLM coding mistakes in MIS repositories.
AhmedElbialy148mis-langgraph
Standardizes building, structuring, and reviewing LangGraph Python agents in MIS repositories.
AhmedElbialy148mis-nextjs-fsd
Enforces Feature-Sliced Design, strict TypeScript, and docstring standards in Next.js applications.
AhmedElbialy148mis-frontend-design
Guides design and review of web application interfaces using design tokens, state matrices, and keyboard-first patterns.
AhmedElbialy148mis-client-crud-state
Implements client-side CRUD mutations by patching local store state instead of refetching lists.
AhmedElbialy148mis-nextjs-api-guards
Implements declarative guard pipelines for Next.js App Router API route handlers.
AhmedElbialy148mis-documentation
Standardizes project documentation using Diataxis, ADRs, RFCs, C4 diagrams, runbooks, and postmortems.
AhmedElbialy148react-data
Standardizes client-side data fetching in React SPAs with TanStack Query, Zod validation, and typed API errors.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ahmed Adel
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I standardize using AhmedElbialy148's MIS skills?▼
You can enforce Feature-Sliced Design in Vite/React and Next.js apps, guard Next.js API routes with auth, RBAC, and rate limiting, build LangGraph Python agents, apply optimistic CRUD mutations without refetching, write Diataxis/ADR/C4 documentation, and adopt Conventional Commits with PR templates.
Who are these MIS skills designed for?▼
They target frontend and full-stack engineers working in MIS (Modern Intelligence Solutions) repositories — React/TypeScript developers, Next.js backend engineers, Python developers building LangGraph agents, and AI coding agents that need behavioral guidelines to avoid overcomplication and make surgical, verifiable changes.
What are the runtime requirements for the LangGraph skill?▼
The mis-langgraph skill requires Python 3.11 or higher, langgraph version 0.2 or above, and langchain-core. The Deep Agents sections additionally require the deepagents package. Frontend skills assume Vite or Next.js with TypeScript, react-router, TanStack Query, and Zod.
Are these skills open source?▼
Mostly no. Eight skills carry a proprietary license restricted to MIS (Modern Intelligence Solutions) internal use. Only mis-guidelines — the behavioral rules for AI coding agents — is released under the MIT license with attribution to its referenced source.
How do the Next.js API guards work in practice?▼
Guards are declared in a single array via defineRoute({ guards: [...], handler }), execute in order, and progressively type the request context — similar to NestJS @UseGuards or Django DRF permission_classes. Default adapters use Supabase for authentication and Upstash for rate limiting, with pluggable backends.