Operately
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Open source company operating system
Agent Skills by Operately
Showing 8 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
operatelyclean-code
Enforces clean-code standards for writing, refactoring, and reviewing code in any language.
operatelyhelp-docs
Identifies user-facing changes in git history that require help documentation updates.
operatelytanstack-query
Migrate Operately frontend data fetching to TanStack Query loaders and mutations.
operatelymcp-tools
Guides creating and reviewing Operately MCP tools as API-first wrappers in Elixir.
operatelycomponents-architecture
Guides placement and migration of UI components between TurboUI and the Operately app bridge.
operatelyui-copy
Writes and reviews UI copy, microcopy, and user-facing product wording.
operatelyecto-migrations
Enforces rules for creating Ecto schema migrations and Operately data change modules.
operatelywriting-tests
Guides writing, placing, and running Elixir, API, feature, and JS tests in the Operately codebase.
Frequently Asked Questions About Operately
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish using Operately's skills?▼
You can enforce clean-code standards, write and run Elixir/API/JS tests, generate Ecto schema and data migrations, build TurboUI components, implement TanStack Query data fetching, create MCP tools for ChatGPT/Claude clients, audit documentation gaps from git history, and write UI microcopy.
Who are Operately's skills designed for?▼
They target software engineers contributing to the Operately codebase: Elixir backend developers writing Ecto queries and migrations, frontend engineers working with TanStack Query and TurboUI, and developers exposing capabilities to MCP clients or maintaining tests and documentation.
How do I run tests and migrations in Operately?▼
Tests run via make test, covering Elixir, API, JS, and EE suites with Factory, TurboCase, FeatureCase, and ExternalApi QuerySpec/MutationSpec patterns. Migrations are generated with ecto.gen.migration or make gen.migration and applied via mix ecto.migrate.
Is Operately free and open source?▼
Yes. Operately is an open-source company operating system, publicly available on GitHub with its full codebase, including migrations, components, MCP tools, and test suites, accessible for self-hosting and contribution at no licensing cost.
What prerequisites do Operately's skills require?▼
The help-docs skill requires a baseline SHA or tag to audit documentation gaps. Other skills assume the Operately app structure: Elixir/Ecto backend under app/lib and app/priv/repo, JavaScript frontend under app/assets/js, and MCP tools under app/lib/operately_web/mcp/tools/.