Alexandra Kelstrom she/her
Community@codewizwit · Philadelphia, PA
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Agent Skills by Alexandra Kelstrom she/her
Showing 29 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
codewizwitbdd-scenarios
Generates Gherkin BDD scenarios and step definitions from user stories for Cucumber frameworks.
codewizwitbias-detection
Analyzes code, text, and datasets for bias across protected characteristics with severity-rated findings.
codewizwitaws-deployment-strategy
Generates AWS deployment strategies with CDK code, CI/CD pipelines, and IAM configurations.
codewizwitskill-builder
Generate and validate Claude Code custom skills following the official SKILL.md specification.
codewizwitangular-modern
Generate and migrate Angular 16+ code using signals, standalone components, and modern control flow.
codewizwitnx-monorepo
Configures Nx workspace structure, module boundaries, caching, and CI task orchestration.
codewizwitprompt-optimization
Analyzes prompts for clarity and structure issues and produces optimized rewrites with improvement metrics.
codewizwitcode-review-empathy
Rewrites harsh code review comments into constructive feedback with examples and severity levels.
codewizwittest-coverage-analysis
Analyzes Istanbul, lcov, and Jest coverage reports to identify gaps and prioritize testing efforts.
codewizwitlearning-path
Generates phased learning curricula with milestones, schedules, and check-ins for engineers.
codewizwitapi-design
Analyzes REST and GraphQL APIs and generates design guidance covering naming, versioning, security, and performance.
codewizwitapi-documentation
Generates OpenAPI specifications and endpoint documentation from controllers, routes, and DTOs.
codewizwitpipeline-optimization
Analyzes CI/CD pipeline configurations for speed, cost, and reliability improvements.
codewizwitresponsible-ai-audit
Audits AI systems against responsible AI principles and produces structured risk reports.
codewizwitcontext-pack-builder
Generates structured context packs with patterns, anti-patterns, and reference tables for frameworks and domains.
codewizwitnestjs-backend
Generates NestJS modules, controllers, services, and tests following dependency injection patterns.
codewizwitcode-review-ts
Reviews TypeScript code for type safety, quality, performance, and security issues.
codewizwitinit-claude-md
Generates a project-level CLAUDE.md from codebase analysis of tech stack, conventions, and commands.
codewizwitcodebase-explainer
Generates architecture documentation and onboarding guides by analyzing codebase structure and patterns.
codewizwite2e-strategy
Generates end-to-end testing strategies with Playwright or Cypress configurations and Page Object Models.
codewizwituser-story-breakdown
Breaks down epics into user stories with acceptance criteria, story points, and sprint plans.
codewizwitskill-scout
Analyze codebases and session workflows to generate draft SKILL.md recommendations.
codewizwitunit-test-generator
Generates Jest, Vitest, or Jasmine unit tests with AAA pattern and mocked dependencies.
codewizwitsystem-design-review
Reviews system architecture across scalability, reliability, security, and operational dimensions with severity-rated findings.
Frequently Asked Questions About Alexandra Kelstrom she/her
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with codewizwit's skills?▼
You can generate BDD scenarios, unit tests, and E2E strategies; review TypeScript code and system architecture; design REST/GraphQL endpoints with OpenAPI documentation; audit security against OWASP Top 10; and apply Angular, NestJS, and Nx monorepo best practices.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Frontend and backend engineers working with Angular, NestJS, and TypeScript, plus tech leads and engineering managers. Skills like team-retrospective, 1-on-1-prep, learning-path, and code-review-empathy directly target leads running retros, one-on-ones, and career development.
How do I install and run these skills?▼
Each skill is a folder containing a SKILL.md file with YAML frontmatter defining its name, description, version, and allowed tools. Place the folder in your Claude Code skills directory; Claude invokes it automatically when your request matches the trigger phrases in its description.
Are codewizwit's skills free to use?▼
The skills are published publicly on GitHub under the codewizwit account across 13 public repositories. No paid tier or license fee is indicated in the manifest; check the individual repository for the specific open-source license terms before redistribution.
What prerequisites do these skills require?▼
You need Claude Code with skill support enabled. Skills declare allowed-tools such as Read, Write, Glob, Grep, Bash, Edit, and AskUserQuestion, so file-system and shell access must be permitted. Framework skills assume an existing Angular, NestJS, or Nx workspace to analyze.