M Ahsan Izhar
Community@ahsanghalib
Senior Software Engineer, 8+ years — TypeScript, React, Node.js, Go, AWS. Built streaming platforms serving 988K+ subscribers. Open to US remote roles.
Agent Skills by M Ahsan Izhar
Showing 49 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
ahsanghalibrepository-research
Trace local code, dependencies, and tests to produce reviewable research evidence before planning.
ahsanghalibsession-state
Updates SESSION_STATE.md and AGENTS.md continuity sections to record project handoff state.
ahsanghalibagent-browser
Orchestrates browser sessions for navigation, interaction, QA testing, and evidence collection.
ahsanghalibtest-driven-development
Guides red-green-refactor test-driven development for observable code behavior changes.
ahsanghalibgithub-cli-workflow
Inspects GitHub pull requests, issues, and workflow runs using git and gh with approval-gated mutations.
ahsanghalibsystematic-debugging
Diagnose bugs and failures through evidence-based root cause analysis before proposing fixes.
ahsanghalibfounder-decision
Compares business options and produces a structured decision memo with reversibility and downside analysis.
ahsanghalibsupply-chain-security
Review dependencies, lockfiles, CI actions, SBOMs, and artifact provenance for supply-chain risk.
ahsanghalibreview-diff
Reviews local Git diffs and reports actionable, evidence-backed findings.
ahsanghalibsocial-content
Drafts source-traceable social media posts, blogs, and approved visual assets for multiple channels.
ahsanghalibai-security-review
Review AI systems for prompt injection, data leakage, and unsafe tool use.
ahsanghalibtechnical-design
Produces repository-grounded technical design proposals covering modules, interfaces, seams, and migration strategies.
ahsanghalibplaywright-public-web
Inspect rendered UI of approved public websites through an isolated Playwright browser session.
ahsanghalibschema-design
Designs and reviews relational database schemas covering entities, constraints, indexes, and migration safety.
ahsanghalibcode-review
Reviews substantial repository changes against SPEC, PLAN, architecture rules, tests, and security boundaries.
ahsanghalibfrontend-motion-review
Build, review, and audit frontend animation and motion code with evidence-backed findings.
ahsanghalibplan-convergence
Compares an approved plan's tasks against current repository evidence to classify convergence gaps.
ahsanghalibfind-skills
Searches and installs agent skills from the open skills ecosystem using the Skills CLI.
ahsanghalibbackend-feature
Implements one approved backend PLAN task with TDD and verification gates.
ahsanghalibfrontend-feature
Implements one approved frontend plan task using existing contracts and shared UI conventions.
ahsanghalibresearch-brief
Produces dated, source-linked web research briefs answering focused questions.
ahsanghalibplaywright-manual-auth
Inspect authenticated web pages after manual login in an isolated headed browser.
ahsanghalibskill-creator
Create, audit, and validate agent skills with portable SKILL.md frontmatter and trigger descriptions.
ahsanghalibplan-consistency-review
Review planning artifacts for contradictions, coverage gaps, and stale references before implementation.
Frequently Asked Questions About M Ahsan Izhar
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with ahsanghalib's skill registry?▼
The 49 skills cover repository research, test-driven development, systematic debugging, diff and full code review, spec and plan authoring, schema design, supply-chain and AI security review, Playwright web inspection, frontend motion and design systems, diagram generation, and social content drafting.
Who should use these skills?▼
Software engineers, technical leads, and founders working in TypeScript, React, Node.js, or Go repositories benefit most. The skills target practitioners doing spec-driven feature delivery, security-conscious code review, browser-based QA, and UI design work rather than casual scripting.
How do the skills run in practice?▼
Most skills are harness-neutral Markdown instructions loaded by an agent harness. Some require prerequisites: git and gh for github-cli-workflow, Python 3.10+ with SQLite FTS5 for agent-memory, a configured isolated browser for Playwright skills, and repository-owned test setups for webapp-testing.
Are the skills open source and what do they cost?▼
Yes, the skills are free. Most carry MIT licenses, while supply-chain-security, ai-security-review, and mcp-builder use Apache-2.0. Several are sourced from public repositories such as obra/superpowers, github/spec-kit, and mukul975/Anthropic-Cybersecurity-Skills.
What prerequisites or dependencies are required?▼
Most skills have no bundled executable dependencies and rely on repository-configured commands. Specific requirements include authenticated git and gh CLI, a headed isolated browser for manual-auth inspection, an existing Playwright setup for webapp-testing, and an optional Archify runtime for typed diagram rendering.