Samuel Olvera
Community@samline · México
Software engineer - Frontend developer
Agent Skills by Samuel Olvera
Showing 10 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
samlinetypescript-advanced-types
Implement generics, conditional types, mapped types, and template literals for type-safe TypeScript applications.
samlinebun
Runs, bundles, tests, and manages dependencies for JavaScript and TypeScript projects with Bun.
samlinefrontend-design
Generates production-grade frontend interfaces with distinctive typography, color, motion, and layout design.
samlineastro
Create Astro components, pages, and SSR adapter configurations for content-driven websites.
samlineseo
Implements technical and on-page SEO optimizations including meta tags, structured data, and sitemaps.
samlineaccessibility
Audit and improve web accessibility following WCAG 2.2 guidelines.
samlinenodejs-best-practices
Guides Node.js architecture decisions covering framework selection, async patterns, security, and testing.
samlinenodejs-backend-patterns
Implements Node.js backend services with Express, Fastify, middleware, authentication, and database integration.
samlinevitest
Write, configure, and run Vitest unit tests with mocking, coverage, and fixtures.
samlinecodebase-memory
Query a persistent knowledge graph for codebase structure, symbols, and dependencies.
Frequently Asked Questions About Samuel Olvera
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Samuel Olvera's skill registry?▼
You can build type-safe TypeScript applications, scaffold Astro static sites, develop Express/Fastify Node.js backends with authentication and middleware, write Vitest unit tests with mocking and coverage, run Bun-based builds, audit WCAG 2.2 accessibility, and optimize meta tags, structured data, and sitemaps for search engines.
Who is the target audience for these skills?▼
Frontend developers and full-stack engineers working in the JavaScript and TypeScript ecosystem. The registry suits engineers building React components, Astro sites, Node.js REST or GraphQL services, and teams enforcing accessibility compliance, SEO quality, and test coverage in production web projects.
How do the Bun and Vitest skills fit into a development runtime?▼
The Bun skill covers running scripts, managing dependencies, bundling code, and testing JavaScript/TypeScript applications through one unified runtime. The Vitest skill handles writing tests, mocking, coverage configuration, test filtering, and fixtures with a Jest-compatible API powered by Vite.
Are these skills open-source and what licenses apply?▼
Most skills are MIT licensed, including astro, seo, accessibility, and codebase-memory. The frontend-design skill references complete terms in its LICENSE.txt file. The nodejs-best-practices skill is community-sourced with unknown risk status, so review its provenance before production use.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
Skills assume a JavaScript/TypeScript environment: Node.js for backend patterns, Bun for its unified runtime, and Vite for Vitest. The codebase-memory skill requires the codebase-memory-mcp knowledge graph server and must be loaded before querying repository structure, routing, or architecture.