Flavio Stutz
Community@flaviostutz · The Hague - The Netherlands
Systems Engineer, Developer and Architect. Go, Python, Docker, Networking, Electronics, Kaggle, Web, React Native, Cloud. Avoiding bullshit jobs for 27 years
Agent Skills by Flavio Stutz
Showing 15 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
006-write-initiative
Creates XDRS initiative documents with scope, milestones, deliverables, and index registration.
008-write-xdrs-doc
Routes XDRS document authoring requests to the appropriate type-specific writing skill.
002-write-policy
Creates conflict-checked ADR, BDR, or EDR policy documents following XDRS standards.
003-write-skill
Creates XDRS-compliant skill packages with correct frontmatter, scope, and numbering.
007-write-presentation
Creates Marp Markdown slide presentations for existing XDRS decision documents.
001-review
Reviews code changes and documents against XDRS Policies and reports structured compliance findings.
004-write-article
Creates XDRS article documents that synthesize and link Policies, Research, and Skills.
005-write-research
Creates IMRAD-structured research documents following XDRS research standards and scope rules.
009-compile-scope
Compiles XDRS policies into a compiled scope from git, local, and web sources.
001-release-package
Packs and verifies the mydevkit extension package through a consumer workspace installation test.
002-write-xdr
Create XDR decision records with conflict checking and standardized templates.
001-lint
Review code changes against XDR Decision Records and report violations.
002-monorepo-setup
Scaffold a new monorepo with standardized Makefiles and .mise.toml.
003-create-golang-project
Scaffold Go CLI or library projects with standard tooling and layout.
001-create-javascript-project
Scaffold JavaScript or TypeScript library projects with predefined structure and tooling.
Frequently Asked Questions About Flavio Stutz
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with flaviostutz's XDRS skills?▼
You can write decision records, policies, initiatives, research papers, articles, and skills following XDRS standards; review files against Policies for violations; generate Marp slide decks from documents; compile scopes from external sources; and scaffold Go, JavaScript, or TypeScript projects and monorepos.
Who should use these XDRS skills?▼
Systems engineers, software architects, and developers who need structured decision documentation, policy enforcement, and project scaffolding. The author's background spans Go, Docker, networking, and cloud, so the skills target technical teams standardizing governance and documentation practices.
How do the review and lint skills work in practice?▼
The review skill checks code changes, XDRS documents, or any files against applicable Policies and reports violations as structured findings. The lint skill specifically reviews code changes against XDR Decision Records, flagging inconsistencies during implementation or compliance checks.
What does the compile-scope skill do?▼
It updates any scope declaring scope-type: compiled by reading compilation meta-policies, fetching sources via git clone, local copy, or web scrape, migrating policies one at a time with Source sections and compilation-note markers, then running lint and review while documenting source inconsistencies.
What project scaffolding capabilities are included?▼
Three skills scaffold new projects: Go CLI or library projects with standard tooling and layout, JavaScript or TypeScript library projects with predefined structure, and monorepos with standardized Makefiles and .mise.toml configuration.