Kevin Peredo
Community@kveperedo
Kevin Peredo maintains 21 developer skills spanning Cloudflare Workers infrastructure, Prisma ORM v7 migrations, and code review utilities for full-stack engineers.
Agent Skills by Kevin Peredo
Showing 21 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
kveperedoself-review
Reviews uncommitted git changes and outputs a structured markdown code review.
kveperedodurable-objects
Create and review Cloudflare Durable Objects for stateful coordination, storage, alarms, and WebSockets.
kveperedowrangler
Deploy and manage Cloudflare Workers, bindings, and resources using the Wrangler CLI.
kveperedoagents-sdk
Build stateful AI agents on Cloudflare Workers using the Agents SDK.
kveperedocloudflare
Guides development across Cloudflare Workers, storage, AI, networking, and security products.
kveperedoshadcn
Manages shadcn/ui components via CLI for adding, searching, styling, and composing React UI.
kveperedoimprove-codebase-architecture
Identifies shallow modules and proposes deepening refactors rendered as an HTML architecture report.
kveperedoprisma-upgrade-v7
Migrates Prisma ORM projects from v6 to v7 across generators, adapters, and configuration.
kveperedoprisma-cli
Reference Prisma CLI commands for migrations, client generation, and database management.
kveperedoprisma-driver-adapter-implementation
Implements Prisma ORM v7 driver adapters for custom database drivers.
kveperedocloudflare-email-service
Send and receive transactional emails using Cloudflare Email Service bindings, REST API, and Email Routing.
kveperedoprisma-client-api
Provides Prisma Client API reference for queries, filters, relations, and transactions.
kveperedoworkers-best-practices
Reviews and authors Cloudflare Workers code against production best practices and anti-patterns.
kveperedoprisma-postgres
Provision and manage Prisma Postgres databases via Console, create-db CLI, and Management API.
kveperedoprisma-postgres-setup
Provision Prisma Postgres databases via the Management API and connect them to local projects.
kveperedofrontend-design
Applies dark neon design system conventions to React UI components and pages.
kveperedoweb-perf
Audits web performance using Chrome DevTools MCP to measure Core Web Vitals and identify optimization opportunities.
kveperedogrill-me
Interviews the user question-by-question to stress-test plans and resolve design decisions.
kveperedocommit-message
Generates git commit messages from staged diffs with strict formatting rules.
kveperedocreate-server-function
Creates TanStack Start server functions with separated database logic and createServerFn wrappers.
kveperedoprisma-database-setup
Configure Prisma ORM with PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, MongoDB, and other database providers.
Frequently Asked Questions About Kevin Peredo
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with kveperedo's skills?▼
You can build and review Cloudflare Workers, Durable Objects, and Agents SDK applications; run wrangler deployments; migrate Prisma v6 to v7; provision Prisma Postgres; audit Core Web Vitals via Chrome DevTools; generate commit messages; and produce structured self-reviews of local git changes.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Full-stack and platform engineers working on Cloudflare's edge ecosystem or Prisma-backed data layers. They also serve frontend developers using shadcn/ui and TanStack Start server functions, plus any engineer wanting rigorous code review, architecture refactoring, or plan stress-testing.
How do the Cloudflare skills work in practice?▼
Load the relevant skill before running wrangler commands or writing Workers code. Skills like wrangler, durable-objects, and workers-best-practices bias toward retrieval from current Cloudflare documentation, ensuring correct syntax for bindings, RPC, SQLite storage, WebSockets, and wrangler.jsonc configuration.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The eight Prisma skills carry an explicit MIT license at no cost, authored by Prisma and Tyler Benfield. The remaining Cloudflare, review, and frontend skills list no license or fee in the manifest, so they are free to load within the registry.
What prerequisites do these skills require?▼
Cloudflare skills assume a Workers project with wrangler configured; shadcn requires a components.json project and npx/pnpm/bunx access; web-perf needs Chrome DevTools MCP; self-review and commit-message require a local git repository with uncommitted or staged changes.