Deep Space Cartel
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Agent Skills by Deep Space Cartel
Showing 20 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
DeepSpaceCartelconventionalcommits
Write Conventional Commits v1.0.0 messages that map to SemVer version bumps.
DeepSpaceCarteladr
Write and maintain Architecture Decision Records using numbered Markdown files.
DeepSpaceCartelcloudevents
Design and review event payloads per the CloudEvents v1.0 specification.
DeepSpaceCartelskill
Create, structure, and evaluate Agent Skills per the agentskills.io specification.
DeepSpaceCartelterraform-provider
Build and publish Terraform providers using the Plugin Framework in Go.
DeepSpaceCarteljsonapi
Design and review JSON:API v1.1 request and response formats for REST APIs.
DeepSpaceCartelowasp-asvs
Applies OWASP ASVS v5.0.0 requirements to design, verify, and report application security controls.
DeepSpaceCartelgherkin
Write and review declarative Gherkin .feature files for BDD test specifications.
DeepSpaceCartelkeepachangelog
Writes and maintains CHANGELOG.md files following the Keep a Changelog 1.1.0 format.
DeepSpaceCarteldocs
Organize documentation using the Divio four-type system of tutorials, how-to guides, reference, and explanation.
DeepSpaceCartelopenapi
Write and review OpenAPI 3.1/3.2 descriptions of HTTP APIs.
DeepSpaceCartelcontainer-images
Write and review Dockerfiles and OCI container image builds following Docker best practices.
DeepSpaceCartelsemver
Applies Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 rules to decide version bumps and compare version precedence.
DeepSpaceCarteldevcontainer
Write and review devcontainer.json configurations, Features, and Templates per the Development Container Specification.
DeepSpaceCartelmkdocs
Builds and verifies documentation sites with MkDocs and Material for MkDocs.
DeepSpaceCartelstructured-logging
Emit structured logs with OpenTelemetry conventions and correlate them with distributed traces.
DeepSpaceCartelrfc9457
Design and review RFC 9457 problem details error responses for HTTP APIs.
DeepSpaceCarteljson-schema
Write and review JSON Schema documents per the 2020-12 specification.
DeepSpaceCartelhelm-charts
Author and review Helm charts for packaging Kubernetes applications.
DeepSpaceCartelgithub-actions
Write and harden GitHub Actions workflows with least-privilege permissions and pinned actions.
Frequently Asked Questions About Deep Space Cartel
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish using Deep Space Cartel's skills?▼
You can author and review engineering artifacts against canonical specifications: OpenAPI and JSON:API contracts, JSON Schema 2020-12 documents, Terraform providers, Helm charts, Dockerfiles, devcontainer.json files, GitHub Actions pipelines, Gherkin feature files, ADRs, CHANGELOGs, and CloudEvents payloads.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Platform engineers, API designers, DevOps practitioners, security engineers, and technical writers. Anyone writing or reviewing spec-compliant artifacts—such as a Terraform provider resource, a Helm chart's values.schema.json, an OWASP ASVS requirements checklist, or a MkDocs documentation site—benefits directly.
How do the skills work in practice?▼
Each skill is a SKILL.md file following the open Agent Skills specification, with frontmatter (name, description, license, compatibility) plus optional scripts, references, and assets directories. An agent loads the skill when its description matches the task, then applies the embedded specification guidance progressively.
Are Deep Space Cartel's skills free and open source?▼
Yes. The skills are published publicly on GitHub under the open Agent Skills specification (agentskills.io), which supports license and compatibility frontmatter fields. They are project-agnostic reference material covering open standards like SemVer, Keep a Changelog, and CNCF CloudEvents, with no commercial licensing indicated.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
The skills themselves are specification knowledge, not executable code, so they require only an agent or client supporting the Agent Skills specification. Domain-specific skills reference their underlying ecosystems—for example, terraform-plugin-testing and GoReleaser for providers, BuildKit for container builds, and helm lint/unittest for charts.