Divith S
Community@divith123 · Tamil Nadu, India
Founder @OneDot-Communications GitHub Developer Program Member | AOSP/Custom OS Developer | OpenSource Contributor | Xiaomi Verified Developer
Agent Skills by Divith S
Showing 35 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
expo-dev-client
Build and distribute Expo development clients via EAS Build or TestFlight.
native-data-fetching
Implement network requests, caching, and offline support in Expo and React Native apps.
expo-deployment
Deploy Expo apps to iOS App Store, Google Play, and web hosting using EAS.
vercel-react-native-skills
Applies React Native and Expo performance rules to mobile app code.
web-design-guidelines
Reviews UI code files against Vercel Web Interface Guidelines and reports findings.
supabase-postgres-best-practices
Provides prioritized Postgres performance optimization rules with incorrect and correct SQL examples.
hono
Build and test Hono web applications with routing, middleware, validation, and streaming APIs.
next-best-practices
Applies Next.js best practices for file conventions, RSC boundaries, data patterns, and optimization.
building-native-ui
Build native iOS interfaces with Expo Router, Reanimated, and SF Symbols.
better-auth-best-practices
Configure Better Auth servers, clients, database adapters, sessions, and plugins for TypeScript applications.
vercel-react-best-practices
Applies Vercel performance optimization rules when writing or refactoring React and Next.js code.
turborepo
Configure Turborepo task pipelines, caching, and filtering for JavaScript monorepos.
next-cache-components
Implements Next.js 16 Cache Components with use cache, cacheLife, cacheTag, and PPR patterns.
vercel-composition-patterns
Guides React component refactoring using compound components, context providers, and composition patterns.
upgrading-expo
Guides Expo SDK upgrades and migrates deprecated APIs across React Native projects.
expo-cicd-workflows
Generate and validate EAS workflow YAML files for Expo CI/CD pipelines.
part-xiv-mobile-desktop
Establish cross-platform development standards for mobile and desktop applications.
part-xvii-enforcement
Classify AI Constitution violations and assign punishment tiers via Python scripts.
part-ii-fundamental-rights
Evaluate AI entity fundamental rights compliance with the AI Constitution.
part-xvi-ai-specific
Define AI agent behavior rules with anti-hallucination and self-correction protocols.
Part X - Database and Data Management
Provide foundational guidelines for database architecture and data management in AI systems.
part-xii-frontend-ui
Standardize React, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS frontend UI development processes.
part-i-union-and-definitions
Define AI Federation governance structures, entity types, and admission procedures.
agents-constitution-part-xiii-backend
Implement Hono backend standards for type safety, validation, logging, and response formatting.
Frequently Asked Questions About Divith S
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish using Divith S's skill registry?▼
You can build and deploy Expo/React Native apps, optimize Next.js and React performance, tune Postgres queries on Supabase, configure Better Auth authentication, structure Turborepo monorepos, build Hono backends, and enforce AI agent governance rules covering security, code quality, and prohibitions.
Who is the target audience for these skills?▼
Mobile engineers working with Expo and React Native, frontend developers using Next.js and React, backend developers building Hono APIs, database engineers optimizing Postgres on Supabase, and teams implementing AI agent governance, code quality standards, and constitutional compliance frameworks.
How do the Expo deployment and CI/CD skills work in practice?▼
The expo-dev-client skill builds development clients locally or via TestFlight, expo-deployment handles App Store, Play Store, and web hosting releases, and expo-cicd-workflows authors EAS YAML pipeline files. The upgrading-expo skill manages SDK version migrations and dependency fixes.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
Most skills carry MIT licenses, including the Expo skills, Vercel React/React Native best practices, Supabase Postgres guidelines, and composition patterns. They are free to use, modify, and redistribute under MIT terms, with no licensing cost.
What prerequisites are needed to use these skills?▼
Mobile skills require an Expo/EAS project environment; the Hono skill assumes a Hono application with testing via `npx hono request`; Postgres skills require Supabase or Postgres databases; Turborepo skills need a monorepo with turbo.json; governance skills apply to AI agent development repositories.