Liam Stanley
Community@lrstanley · Colorado Springs, CO
I do a bit of everything.
Agent Skills by Liam Stanley
Showing 19 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
lrstanleymermaid-diagrams
Create software architecture, database, and process diagrams using Mermaid text syntax.
lrstanleyremotion-best-practices
Routes Remotion video creation tasks to specialized reference guides for markup, rendering, captions, and maps.
lrstanleygolang
Implements idiomatic Go applications with concurrency, testing, profiling, and HTTP patterns.
lrstanleyhandoff
Generates a conversation summary document for continuing work in a new agent session.
lrstanleynuclear-review
Reviews code changes for structural regressions, file-size growth, and spaghetti branching.
lrstanleygolang-tui
Implements terminal user interfaces in Go using Bubble Tea, Lip Gloss, and Bubbles.
lrstanleyponytail
Enforces minimal, standard-library-first solutions for coding tasks with adjustable intensity levels.
lrstanleydocumentation-writer
Writes technical documentation following the Diataxis framework's four document types.
lrstanleyponytail-audit
Audits an entire codebase for over-engineering and ranks findings to delete or simplify.
lrstanleygolang-packages
Queries pkg.go.dev metadata for Go packages and modules via pkgsite-cli and the v1beta REST API.
lrstanleykubernetes-specialist
Generate and validate Kubernetes manifests, Helm charts, RBAC policies, and NetworkPolicies for workload deployment.
lrstanleytui-design
Design terminal user interfaces with layout, input, state, and rendering guidance.
lrstanleyponytail-review
Reviews code diffs for over-engineering and lists what to delete or simplify.
lrstanleykarpathy-guidelines
Applies behavioral guidelines to reduce common LLM coding mistakes during code writing and review.
lrstanleysecurity-audit
Orchestrates multi-agent source-code security audits with coverage ledgers and validated findings.
lrstanleyfrontend-design
Guides distinctive visual design decisions for web UI including typography, color, and layout.
lrstanleyshadcn-vue
Manages shadcn-vue components, presets, and styling rules for Vue UI projects.
lrstanleygrill-me
Interviews the user question-by-question to stress-test plans and resolve design decisions.
lrstanleypr-review-canvas
Generates an interactive HTML walkthrough of a GitHub pull request with annotated diffs.
Frequently Asked Questions About Liam Stanley
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with lrstanley's skills?▼
You can write and test Go applications, build Bubble Tea terminal interfaces, query pkg.go.dev package metadata, generate Mermaid diagrams, manage Kubernetes manifests and Helm charts, run strict maintainability and security reviews, write Diataxis documentation, and render interactive PR review walkthroughs.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target Go developers, platform engineers managing Kubernetes clusters, TUI builders using Charm libraries, frontend developers working with shadcn-vue, and engineering leads who want rigorous code quality, over-engineering audits, and security reviews of their codebases.
Are lrstanley's skills open source and free to use?▼
Yes. Most skills, including golang, golang-tui, golang-packages, ponytail, documentation-writer, kubernetes-specialist, and karpathy-guidelines, carry the MIT license. The frontend-design skill is governed by separate terms defined in its bundled LICENSE.txt file.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
Go skills assume a Go toolchain and familiarity with modules; golang-packages uses pkgsite-cli and the pkg.go.dev v1beta API. Kubernetes skills expect kubectl and cluster access. shadcn-vue invokes npx, pnpm dlx, or bunx, and pr-review-canvas requires the GitHub gh CLI for fetching PR data.
How do the code review skills differ from each other?▼
nuclear-review runs an extremely strict maintainability audit targeting abstraction quality and giant files. ponytail-review and ponytail-audit hunt over-engineering specifically, listing what to delete and its stdlib replacement. security-audit focuses on vulnerabilities across codebases, services, and daemons.