Hamza-Haadi
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Hamza-Haadi maintains a 34-skill knowledge registry for the Kailash SDK ecosystem, covering workflow orchestration, multi-agent governance, database frameworks, and enterprise AI UX patterns.
Agent Skills by Hamza-Haadi
Showing 32 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
Hamza-Haadivalidation-patterns
Validate Kailash SDK workflows for parameter, connection, import, and security compliance.
Hamza-Haadicoc-reference
Explains the COC five-layer architecture for disciplined AI-assisted code generation.
Hamza-Haadidevelopment-guides
Guides custom node, MCP, async, testing, and production deployment development for Kailash SDK.
Hamza-Haadiconversation-ux
Implements multi-conversation management, branching threads, and context switching patterns for chat interfaces.
Hamza-Haadiarchitecture-decisions
Guides framework, runtime, database, node, and test tier selection for Kailash SDK projects.
Hamza-Haadifrontend-integration
Integrate React and Flutter frontends with Kailash SDK workflows via Nexus APIs.
Hamza-Haadico-reference
Loads the Cognitive Orchestration methodology reference covering eight principles, five layers, and six workflow phases.
Hamza-Haadienterprise-infrastructure
Implements progressive database infrastructure with dialect-portable SQL, task queues, and idempotent workflow execution.
Hamza-Haadisecurity-patterns
Enforces secure coding patterns for secrets, input validation, authentication, and OWASP compliance in Kailash SDK workflows.
Hamza-Haadicode-templates
Generates boilerplate code for Kailash SDK workflows, custom nodes, MCP servers, and three-tier tests.
Hamza-Haadideployment-git
Guides PyPI publishing, CI/CD pipelines, and Git release workflows for Python SDKs.
Hamza-Haadiai-interaction-patterns
Provides 60+ AI interaction design patterns covering prompting, trust, memory, and human-in-the-loop controls.
Hamza-Haadiflutter-patterns
Implements Flutter design systems, responsive layouts, and widget testing patterns.
Hamza-Haadikailash-mcp
Implements MCP servers with stdio, SSE, and HTTP transports for AI agent tool integration.
Hamza-Haadicare-reference
Provides reference documentation for the CARE enterprise AI governance framework.
Hamza-Haadivalue-audit
Evaluates enterprise product demos for value narrative credibility using a five-question QA framework.
Hamza-Haadinodes-reference
Documents all 110+ Kailash SDK workflow nodes organized by category with usage examples.
Hamza-Haadierror-troubleshooting
Diagnose and resolve common Kailash SDK runtime, connection, and validation errors.
Hamza-Haadicore-sdk
Create and execute Kailash SDK workflows using WorkflowBuilder, nodes, connections, and runtimes.
Hamza-Haadigold-standards
Enforces mandatory coding standards for Kailash SDK workflows, testing, security, and documentation.
Hamza-Haadieatp-reference
Explains EATP trust lineage, attestation, verification gradients, and trust postures for AI agents.
Hamza-Haadicheatsheets
Provides quick reference cheatsheets for Kailash SDK workflow patterns, nodes, and best practices.
Hamza-Haaditesting-strategies
Implements 3-tier testing strategies for Kailash workflows, DataFlow, Nexus, and Kaizen agents.
Hamza-Haadikaizen
Builds signature-based AI agents with multi-agent coordination, multimodal processing, and observability using the Kaizen framework.
Frequently Asked Questions About Hamza-Haadi
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish using Hamza-Haadi's Kailash SDK skills?▼
You can build and validate Kailash workflows, develop custom nodes and MCP servers, generate DataFlow database operations for PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and pgvector, deploy multi-channel Nexus platforms, orchestrate governed Kaizen agents with EATP trust, and apply enterprise AI UX patterns for React and Flutter frontends.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target backend engineers building Kailash SDK workflows, AI engineers coordinating multi-agent systems with governance requirements, frontend developers integrating React or Flutter clients, and enterprise architects making framework, runtime, and database selection decisions across Core SDK, DataFlow, Nexus, and Kaizen.
How do I choose between Core SDK, DataFlow, Nexus, and Kaizen?▼
The architecture-decisions skill provides selection guidance: Core SDK for workflow fundamentals, DataFlow for zero-config database model-to-node generation, Nexus for simultaneous API/CLI/MCP deployment, and Kaizen for signature-based multi-agent coordination. It also covers Async versus Sync runtimes and PostgreSQL versus SQLite choices.
What testing and security practices do these skills enforce?▼
The testing-strategies skill mandates a 3-tier approach with real infrastructure recommended for Tiers 2-3. Security-patterns covers input validation, secret management, injection prevention, authentication, authorization, and OWASP compliance, while validation-patterns enforces parameter, connection, import, and workflow structure checks.
What governance frameworks are included for AI agent deployments?▼
Four reference frameworks are included: EATP for trust lineage and attestation, PACT for D/T/R accountability and knowledge clearance, CARE for Dual Plane governance philosophy, and CO/COC for human-AI collaboration methodology. Kaizen implements these via GovernanceManifest, BudgetTracker, and clearance enforcement primitives.