Tapan Chugh
Community@chughtapan · Seattle
PhD Candidate
Agent Skills by Tapan Chugh
Showing 30 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
google-objective-c-style
Applies Google's Objective-C naming, formatting, and memory-management conventions when writing or reviewing code.
google-vimscript-style
Applies Google's Vimscript style guide when writing or reviewing Vimscript code.
google-common-lisp-style
Applies Google's Common Lisp style guide when writing or reviewing Lisp code.
google-go-style
Applies Google's Go style guide rules when writing or reviewing Go code.
google-documentation-guide
Applies Google's documentation philosophy and Markdown style rules to writing and reviewing technical docs.
google-html-css-style
Applies Google's HTML and CSS style rules when writing or reviewing markup and stylesheets.
google-code-review-author
Guides authors in preparing, splitting, and describing code changes for review using Google's engineering practices.
google-cpp-style
Applies Google's C++ style conventions when writing or reviewing C++ code.
google-xml-style
Applies Google's conventions for designing and reviewing XML document formats.
google-javascript-style
Applies Google's JavaScript style rules for formatting, naming, modules, and JSDoc to existing code.
google-csharp-style
Applies Google's C# style conventions for naming, formatting, and source organization.
google-python-style
Applies Google's Python style guide rules when writing or reviewing Python code.
google-code-review-reviewer
Review code changes using Google's reviewer standards for design, comments, speed, and pushback.
google-typescript-style
Applies Google's TypeScript style guide rules when writing or reviewing TypeScript code.
research
Runs iterative hypothesis loops producing ledgered insights reports for open-ended questions.
verify
Run lint, type-check, and test commands to produce a SHIP or HOLD verdict.
investigate
Reproduce bugs and document root causes with file:line evidence.
typescript
Enforce type-safety, boundary validation, and explicit error handling in TypeScript code.
implement-senior
Coordinates cross-module implementation changes guided by an architect's approved plan boundaries.
setup
Configures ESLint and TypeScript strictness for a repository during initial setup.
spec
Convert user intent into a formal spec document with goals and acceptance criteria.
review-senior
Route artifact reviews to composed gstack skills and publish an aggregate verdict.
implement-junior
Implement a single module's internal bodies per an architected plan.
stamina
Dispatch artifacts through multiple review skills and aggregate verdicts.
Frequently Asked Questions About Tapan Chugh
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with chughtapan's skills?▼
You can write and review code under Google style guides for C++, Java, Go, TypeScript, Python, Shell, C#, Objective-C, Vimscript, Common Lisp, HTML/CSS, and XML, plus run spec-to-implementation pipelines, code review author/reviewer practices, and SHIP/HOLD verification verdicts.
Who should use these skills?▼
Software engineers, code reviewers, and technical writers who enforce Google style conventions, prepare change-list descriptions, split changes for review, or maintain Markdown READMEs and developer documentation benefit most from this registry.
How do the spec-driven engineering skills work together?▼
The spec skill converts intent into a formal document with acceptance criteria; architect translates it into design docs and interface stubs; implement-staff, implement-senior, and implement-junior build modules; verify runs lint, type-check, and tests for a final verdict.
Are these skills free and open source?▼
Yes. All 32 skills are published in Tapan Chugh's public GitHub registry at no cost. The Google style guide skills encode publicly available Google engineering documentation and conventions for writing and reviewing source code.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
The verify and setup skills expect a repository with ESLint and TypeScript tooling for strictness configuration and type-checking. Style guide skills require only the relevant language source files; no external services or paid dependencies are involved.