Phillip Webber
Community@domush · Kentucky, USA
Economist, Indie Game Dev, AI Dev, DIY enthusiast.
Agent Skills by Phillip Webber
Showing 12 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
Domushtools
Selects deterministic tools over shell commands for file, search, and validation operations.
Domushvercel
Deploy, inspect, and troubleshoot Vercel applications using CLI commands and MCP tools.
Domushtypescript
Write strict, type-safe TypeScript 5.9+ code following modern patterns and TypeScript 6.0 migration rules.
Domushangular
Guides writing Angular 21+ applications with strict TypeScript and modular architecture.
Domushsupabase-postgres-best-practices
Provides Postgres performance optimization rules and SQL best practices for Supabase projects.
Domushsupabase
Guides Supabase development tasks including schema changes, RLS security, CLI usage, and MCP server setup.
Domushnext-js
Guides building, debugging, and migrating Next.js App Router applications with server and client boundaries.
Domushplanning-and-development
Organize complex development tasks into a structured six-phase loop.
Domushmarkdown
Write and review lint-compliant Markdown following CommonMark, GFM, and markdownlint rules.
Domushwriting-skills
Create and test agent skills using TDD-style baseline scenarios and loophole closing.
Domushelectron-development
Configure, build, and troubleshoot Electron 41+ applications with electron-vite 5+ and electron-builder 26+.
Domushreact-development
Implements React 19+ components and Tailwind CSS v4+ styles using current APIs and migration patterns.
Frequently Asked Questions About Phillip Webber
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish using Domush's skills?▼
You can build Next.js 16 App Router applications, write React 19 components with Tailwind CSS v4, develop Angular 21 apps, enforce strict TypeScript 5.9+ patterns, optimize Supabase Postgres queries and auth, configure Electron desktop builds, deploy on Vercel, and lint Markdown documentation.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
These skills target full-stack web developers, desktop application engineers, and database developers working with modern JavaScript frameworks, Postgres backends, and Vercel hosting. They also serve technical writers authoring Markdown docs and contributors creating or testing new skills before publication.
How do the Next.js and Vercel skills work in practice?▼
The Next.js skill triggers on App Router files, next.config patterns, and commands like next dev or next build, validating legacy APIs such as getServerSideProps and next/router. The Vercel skill guides CLI-based deployments, monorepo linking, environment variables, build logs, domains, and CI/CD releases.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The Supabase Postgres best-practices skill is explicitly MIT licensed and free to use. Other skills in the manifest do not declare a license, so users should check the Domush repository directly before redistribution. All skills are documentation-based guidance with no runtime fees.
What prerequisites do these skills require?▼
Skills assume familiarity with their target stacks: TypeScript 5.9+ projects, React 19+, Angular 21+, Next.js 16, Electron 41+ with electron-vite 5+, and Supabase products including Auth, Edge Functions, and Postgres extensions. The tools skill additionally covers shell commands, file operations, and MCP server usage.