Junya Nakazato
Community@jey3dayo · Okinawa, Japan
Front-End and Back-End Web Developer
Agent Skills by Junya Nakazato
Showing 78 vetted skills indexed across 3 GitHub repositories.
release
Automates semantic versioning releases with changelog generation and GitHub Release creation.
1password-item-ops
Manage 1Password items and vaults using the 1Password CLI.
agent-curation
Curate external agent collections into an APM workspace with provenance tracking.
review-plan
Review user-provided plans and generate conditional action-ready prompts.
apm-repo-bootstrap
Generate and update apm.yml by analyzing repository signals and applying APM policies.
work-log-maintenance
Automate work log maintenance and generate Slack business-day reports.
ci-stability-hooks
Configure pre-commit and pre-push gates aligned with GitHub Actions.
cross-research
Route research tasks across web, GitHub, and social media sources.
review-board
Review UI, forms, design, accessibility, and multi-device product quality with structured output.
design-system-review
Automate UI change reviews for design-system compliance and token usage.
premortem
Identifies project risks and blind spots from a structured pre-implementation analysis.
atomic-commit
Split code changes into atomic commits formatted as Conventional Commits.
dotenvx-env-ops
Determine whether CLI commands run inside dotenvx or a sanitized environment.
google-forms-survey-builder
Create and synchronize Google Forms surveys from Markdown specifications.
pc-ops
Diagnose slow local PCs and applications with diagnostic commands.
design-md-workflow
Create paired DESIGN.md and DESIGN_REVIEW.md documents for UI design systems.
herdr
Manages and optimizes herdr terminal multiplexer configuration settings and preferences.
review-fix-loop
Manage iterative fix-and-review loops with parallel subagent investigation and quality gate checks.
japanese-tech-writing
Refine structure and argumentation in Japanese technical writing.
codex-companion-scripts
Automates code reviews and task management using the Codex plugin.
jina-web-research
Integrate Jina Reader and X/Twitter search to synthesize evidence-backed research briefs.
docs-entrypoint-review
Automate review of project entrypoint documentation against change logs.
quiet-command-auditor
Audit noisy CI commands and propose tool-native quiet options.
git-worktree
Manage Git worktrees for branch isolation and parallel development.
Frequently Asked Questions About Junya Nakazato
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I automate using jey3dayo's skills?▼
You can automate semantic-versioned releases with changelog generation, fix failing GitHub Actions checks, address PR review comments by priority, run phased ESLint and type-safety fixes, detect code smells in TypeScript/React, and generate design systems, SVG diagrams, draw.io XML, and Deckset slides.
Who are jey3dayo's skills designed for?▼
Front-end and back-end web developers working in TypeScript, JavaScript, React, Next.js, and Go. The skills suit engineers maintaining GitHub-based CI pipelines, design-system compliance, Markdown documentation standards, and personalized terminal setups across macOS, Windows/WSL, and Linux.
How do the release and PR skills work in practice?▼
The release skill triggers on version mentions like v1.8.1 or patch/minor/major requests, running quality checks, changelog generation, and GitHub Release creation from RELEASE_TEMPLATE.md. PR skills classify review comments, fetch failing check logs via gh, and monitor CI until merge.
What prerequisites and dependencies do these skills require?▼
Skills rely on the GitHub gh CLI, 1Password CLI, dotenvx, mise.toml runtime management, Prettier with markdownlint-cli2, and Git worktrees. Environment-specific skills target WezTerm, Neovim, Zsh, and the herdr terminal multiplexer with existing configuration files.
Do jey3dayo's skills cover documentation and design quality?▼
Yes. Skills enforce documentation metadata, tag taxonomy, and size thresholds via .docs-manager-config.json, review Markdown for clarity, generate paired DESIGN.md and DESIGN_REVIEW.md files, and check UI changes against design-system tokens and Web Interface Guidelines.