Leonardo Acosta
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Leonardo Acosta maintains a 172-skill registry spanning T3 Turbo monorepo engineering, Cloudflare/Azure infrastructure, Firecrawl web extraction, and UI design systems.
Agent Skills by Leonardo Acosta
Showing 172 vetted skills indexed across 4 GitHub repositories.
here-now
Publish static site snapshots and manage private Drive file handoffs via here.now.
recon
Records external-source research as canonical evidence bundles in a recon vault.
scheduled-jobs
Standardizes authoring, installing, and instrumenting systemd timers and scheduled jobs on managed hosts.
skill-judge
Evaluate SKILL.md files against an 8-dimension, 120-point scoring rubric.
t3-monorepo-patterns
Configures pnpm workspaces, Turborepo tasks, and package boundaries for T3 Turbo monorepos.
service-layer-style
Enforces ServiceCtx-based service-layer patterns for T3 monorepos with tRPC and Drizzle.
framer-code-components
Implements Framer code components with property controls, layout annotations, and platform constraints.
cloudflare-one-migrations
Plans migrations from Zscaler, Palo Alto, and legacy VPN stacks to Cloudflare One.
ui-ux-pro-max
Generates design systems and searches UI/UX rules via a BM25 Python CLI.
nextjs-upgrade-audit
Audits a Next.js repo's config and app tree against the 16.2/16.3 feature matrix and reports ranked findings.
apply
Executes approved features through implementation, verification, recovery, and truthful completion closeout.
agent-browser
Automates browser inspection, testing, and session control through the agent-browser CLI.
firecrawl-website-design-clone
Extract a website's design system into a DESIGN.md file using Firecrawl scrape evidence.
azure-diagnostics
Diagnose Azure incidents using health checks, logs, metrics, KQL, and network analysis.
open-work
Inspect and act on OpenSpec changes and plan rows through an authority-gated inventory workflow.
drizzle-best-practices
Guides Drizzle ORM schema design, queries, and migrations for PostgreSQL monorepos.
system-architect
Design system architectures with component decomposition, interface contracts, data flows, and consistency strategies.
mermaid-diagrams
Create software diagrams using Mermaid text-based syntax for documentation and architecture modeling.
better-interface
Orchestrates cross-discipline interface reviews and consolidates findings into one ranked verdict.
test-driven-development
Enforces red-green-refactor test-first discipline for feature and bugfix implementation.
docker
Registers Docker deploy patterns for image builds, compose stacks, and build checks.
firecrawl-build-interact
Integrates Firecrawl /interact into product code for browser actions on dynamic pages.
vercel
Registers Vercel deploy patterns for preview and production environments with a vercel inspect gate.
monitor-patterns
Streams per-event shell output through filtered Monitor helpers for deploys, CI, and tests.
Frequently Asked Questions About Leonardo Acosta
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Leonardo Acosta's skill registry?▼
You can enforce T3 Turbo monorepo patterns (Drizzle, tRPC, pnpm workspaces), deploy and diagnose Cloudflare Workers and Azure resources, run Firecrawl web scraping and research pipelines, build Playwright E2E auth flows, and apply UI design systems like shadcn, Geist, and Phosphor icons.
Who is the target audience for these skills?▼
Full-stack TypeScript engineers working in T3 Turbo monorepos, platform engineers managing Cloudflare or Azure estates, and design engineers building React/Next.js interfaces. Several skills also serve QA testers, SREs running Azure diagnostics, and researchers using Firecrawl's paper index.
How are these skills installed and invoked at runtime?▼
Skills install under ~/.agents/skills and load on demand via trigger phrases or explicit invocation. Many are user-invocable commands; others are explicit-only library skills routed by engineers (e.g., db-engineer, ui-engineer) with gates like 'bunx drizzle-kit check' or 'pnpm tsc --noEmit'.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
Most skills carry MIT or ISC licenses; some reference complete terms in a bundled LICENSE.txt. The skills themselves are free, but Firecrawl skills require a FIRECRAWL_API_KEY for hosted requests, and Cloudflare/Azure skills assume existing platform accounts.
What prerequisites and dependencies do these skills require?▼
Prerequisites vary: Firecrawl skills need an API key and CLI, agent-browser requires its installed CLI, Framer requires running 'npx @framer/agent@latest setup' first, and T3 skills assume pnpm, Turborepo, and Bun. Cloudflare skills expect wrangler and retrieval from current Cloudflare docs.