Đỗ Đăng Khoa
Community@ruskicoder
A 49-skill registry covering the full software engineering lifecycle: spec-driven development, code review, security audits, testing, deployment, and UX design handoff.
Agent Skills by Đỗ Đăng Khoa
Showing 49 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
ruskicoderdirect-implementation
Implements single-file code changes and bug fixes through a structured five-step workflow.
ruskicoderspec-driven
Generates requirements, design, and task documents through three gated specification phases.
ruskicodercode-quality-testing
Write runnable code and execute unit tests, integration tests, and linter passes.
ruskicoderheartbeat-monitoring
Runs periodic system health checks, task audits, and security scans with daily digest generation.
ruskicoderdocumentation
Write technical documentation including READMEs, API docs, runbooks, and onboarding guides.
ruskicoderincident-response
Manages incident response workflows from triage through blameless postmortem generation.
ruskicoderagent-loop
Executes autonomous multi-step agent loops with assessment, tool calls, and progress tracking.
ruskicoderlearn
Guides learners through concepts using diagnostic questions, scaffolds, and tutoring moves.
ruskicoderdiagnostic-fix
Diagnose root causes of code errors and apply targeted fixes using GitNexus knowledge graph tracing.
ruskicoderuser-research
Plan, conduct, and synthesize user research studies with structured methods and deliverables.
ruskicoderdoc-coauthoring
Guides collaborative document creation through context gathering, iterative drafting, and reader testing.
ruskicoderturnaround-builder
Generates complete runnable application skeletons with manifests, UI components, and verified builds in one pass.
ruskicodersummarization
Generates session continuity summaries with copy-pasteable initialization prompts for cross-session handoff.
ruskicoderplan-execute
Enforces a gated plan-then-execute workflow for multi-file features and refactorings.
ruskicoderapi-integration
Integrate external REST and GraphQL APIs with secure authentication and retry logic.
ruskicodercode-review
Reviews code changes for security, performance, correctness, and maintainability issues.
ruskicodertech-debt
Identify, categorize, and prioritize technical debt across codebases.
ruskicoderresearch-synthesis
Synthesize user research data into themes, insights, and prioritized recommendations.
ruskicoderux-copy
Write and review UX microcopy for CTAs, error messages, empty states, and dialogs.
ruskicoderstandup
Generates daily standup updates from commits, PRs, and ticket activity.
ruskicoderreview-software-architecture
Reviews system architecture for coupling, cohesion, SOLID adherence, scalability, and technical debt.
ruskicodercodebase-understanding
Analyze codebase structure, call flows, and change impact using the GitNexus knowledge graph.
ruskicoderresearch-answer
Executes multi-step web research workflows and synthesizes cited answers from authoritative sources.
ruskicodersecurity-audit-codebase
Audits codebases for exposed secrets, vulnerable dependencies, injection flaws, and OWASP Top 10 issues.
Frequently Asked Questions About Đỗ Đăng Khoa
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with ruskicoder's skill registry?▼
The 49 skills cover the full engineering lifecycle: spec-driven development, direct bug fixes, structured debugging, code and architecture review, security audits, test strategy, deployment to Vercel/Netlify/S3, incident response with postmortems, data analysis with pandas, UX copy, accessibility audits, and Word document generation.
Who is the target audience for these skills?▼
Software engineers, tech leads, and product teams. Developers use debugging, code review, and refactoring skills; architects use ADR and system-design skills; designers use design-critique, design-handoff, and accessibility-review; product and research roles use user-research, research-synthesis, and documentation skills.
How do the development workflow skills operate in practice?▼
Skills are triggered by natural-language prompts or argument hints. Spec-driven runs three gated phases (Requirements, Design, Tasks); plan-execute enforces read-only planning before execution; diagnostic-fix gathers symptoms, isolates root causes via the GitNexus knowledge graph, and verifies fixes through reproduction.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
Licensing varies per skill. The docx skill is explicitly proprietary with terms in LICENSE.txt, while learn and web-artifacts-builder reference complete terms in their bundled LICENSE.txt files. No pricing is stated in the manifest; users should review each skill's LICENSE.txt before adoption.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
Dependencies are skill-specific: review-pull-request requires the GitHub CLI (gh); data-analysis requires a Python REPL with pandas and numpy; security-audit-codebase uses npm audit, pip-audit, and cargo audit; codebase-understanding and diagnostic-fix rely on the GitNexus knowledge graph; design skills accept Figma URLs as input.