juanjo-zurich
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Juarvis skill registry for structured software development: spec-driven changes, code review, debugging, security scanning, and multi-language best practices.
Agent Skills by juanjo-zurich
Showing 69 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
juanjo-zurichjuarvis-meta
Documents juarvis CLI commands, snapshot protocols, and hookify rules for agent workflows.
juanjo-zurichdatabase-design
Guides database schema design, indexing, migrations, and ORM selection for SQL and NoSQL systems.
juanjo-zurichfeature-dev
Guides structured feature implementation through seven phases from discovery to quality review.
juanjo-zurichcode-reviewer
Review code changes for bugs, security vulnerabilities, and project guideline compliance with confidence scoring.
juanjo-zurichcode-architect
Designs feature architectures by analyzing existing codebase patterns and producing implementation blueprints.
juanjo-zurichcode-explorer
Analyzes existing feature implementations by tracing execution paths and mapping architecture layers.
juanjo-zurichapp-builder
Orchestrates full-stack application scaffolding from natural language requests using project templates and specialist agents.
juanjo-zurichtemplates
Scaffold new projects using twelve tech-stack templates with setup steps and best practices.
juanjo-zurichgit-workflow
Applies conventional commits, branching strategy, and pull request rules to git workflows.
juanjo-zurichbehavioral-modes
Switches AI behavior between brainstorm, implement, debug, review, teach, and ship modes.
juanjo-zurichplan-mode
Generates structured implementation plans with verification criteria and rollback steps before executing complex changes.
juanjo-zurichtodo-tracking
Tracks subtask progress with visible checklists during multi-step implementation work.
juanjo-zurichskill-registry
Scans skill directories and project conventions to generate a centralized Markdown skill index.
juanjo-zurichmemory-update
Persist project discoveries as structured observations using the What/Why/Where/Learned format.
juanjo-zurichintelligent-routing
Analyzes user requests and routes them to specialist agents automatically.
juanjo-zurichcontext-handoff
Transfers session state to a new context when token limits approach.
juanjo-zurichskill-generator
Detects missing skill coverage in the registry and proposes creating new skills.
juanjo-zurichparallel-agents
Orchestrates multiple specialized agents for multi-domain code analysis and review.
juanjo-zurichcontainerization-patterns
Applies Docker and Docker Compose best practices for containerizing applications across dev and production environments.
juanjo-zurichfrontend-design
Generates production-grade frontend interfaces with distinctive typography, color, motion, and layout design.
juanjo-zurichfrontend-ui
Applies research-backed design principles to create visually consistent and polished user interfaces.
juanjo-zurichCargador de Configuración Hookify
Parses YAML frontmatter from hookify rule files into evaluable Rule objects.
juanjo-zurichAnalizador de Conversaciones
Analyzes conversation transcripts to detect problematic agent behaviors preventable with hook rules.
juanjo-zurichEscritura de Reglas Hookify
Write hookify rule files with YAML frontmatter, regex patterns, and event-based triggers.
Frequently Asked Questions About juanjo-zurich
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with juanjo-zurich's Juarvis skills?▼
You can run spec-driven development cycles, review code and pull requests with confidence-scored findings, debug systematically in four phases, design database schemas and APIs, scan for OWASP vulnerabilities and secrets, containerize apps with Docker Compose, and build plugins, hooks, slash commands, and agents.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Software engineers and technical leads working in Spanish or English who want structured development practices: backend developers using Node.js, Python, or Rust, frontend developers building React/Next.js interfaces, and platform engineers configuring CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions or GitLab CI.
How do the spec-driven development (SDD) skills work in practice?▼
Start with sdd-init to detect stack and conventions, then sdd-explore to investigate, sdd-propose for intent and scope, sdd-design for architecture, sdd-tasks for checklists, sdd-apply to implement code, sdd-verify to validate against specs, and sdd-archive to sync delta specs. Trivial changes use sdd-patch.
Are the Juarvis skills free to use?▼
Yes. The skills carrying explicit license metadata, including plan-mode, todo-tracking, memory-update, security-scanner, context-handoff, skill-registry, and the full sdd-* suite, are released under the MIT license, permitting free use, modification, and redistribution.
What languages and frameworks do the best-practices skills cover?▼
Coverage includes Node.js and TypeScript (Express, Fastify, NestJS), Python 3.11+ (FastAPI, Django, SQLAlchemy, Pydantic, pytest), Rust 1.75+ (Tokio, axum), and React/Next.js performance optimization from Vercel Engineering, plus database design for PostgreSQL and MongoDB.