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Agent Skills by Endava at GitHub
Showing 9 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
Endavafix-accessibility
Audit and fix accessibility issues in BEEQ StencilJS components.
Endavareview-component
Review BEEQ StencilJS components against design system standards.
Endavadoc-component
Generate Mintlify MDX documentation pages for BEEQ components from source files.
Endavareview-doc
Audit BEEQ documentation pages against repository documentation rules.
Endavacreate-component
Scaffold BEEQ web components with StencilJS structure and supporting files.
Endavawrite-unit-tests
Write Vitest unit tests for BEEQ shared utilities using AAA structure.
Endavawrite-e2e-tests
Write browser-mode end-to-end tests for BEEQ StencilJS components.
Endavawrite-stories
Create and update Storybook stories and MDX documentation for BEEQ web components.
EndavaBEEQ
Guide BEEQ component selection, integration, and styling across web frameworks.
Frequently Asked Questions About Endava at GitHub
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks can be performed using these engineering capabilities?▼
These capabilities enable the end-to-end management of BEEQ components, including scaffolding new elements, writing Vitest unit tests, executing browser-mode end-to-end validation, and generating MDX documentation. It ensures design system consistency through automated auditing of accessibility standards and component styling rules.
Which personas benefit most from these technical resources?▼
Frontend engineers, design system maintainers, and accessibility specialists working within the BEEQ ecosystem benefit most. These resources are designed for developers tasked with maintaining high-quality, accessible web components across diverse frameworks while ensuring documentation remains synchronized with source code changes.
What are the primary prerequisites for implementing these component standards?▼
Implementation requires an existing StencilJS environment and the BEEQ design system library. Users must have a configured Storybook instance for component visualization and a project structure compatible with Vitest for unit testing and Mintlify for documentation rendering.