vovanostm-public
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vovanostm-public curates Golang engineering skills and Multica agentic workflow platform guidance for backend developers and coding agents.
Agent Skills by vovanostm-public
Showing 76 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
safe-worktree-operations
Validates and controls file writes, resource materialization, and commits inside assigned git worktrees.
context-blackboard
Compile issue, wiki, and codebase context into a compact shared blackboard for workflow stages.
security-policy-review
Review security-sensitive workflow actions and gate privileged operations against policy decisions.
workflow-stage-contract
Validates workflow stage readiness, evidence envelopes, and blockers against stage contracts.
dependency-decision
Evaluates proposed dependencies for necessity, security, license, and operational risk.
quality-gates
Validates stage evidence and test results to determine workflow advancement readiness.
technical-architecture-decision
Produces architecture decisions with alternatives, patterns, contracts, risks, and rollout plans.
api-compatibility
Aligns backend handlers, frontend clients, and schemas when API contracts change.
frontend-workflow-ui
Build React and TypeScript workflow UI with query hooks, view-models, and browser verification.
playwright-e2e
Write stable Playwright browser tests for critical user journeys with page objects and deterministic fixtures.
llm-wiki
Manages durable project knowledge through wiki context lookup and controlled docs/wiki updates.
backend-engineering
Implements Go backend changes with thin handlers, sqlc migrations, and typed evidence outputs.
requirements-specification
Converts vague product ideas into implementable specifications with acceptance criteria and decision gates.
prompt-context-quality
Validates prompt context packages for completeness, token budgets, and cache-safe prefix structure.
codebase-memory-context
Queries codebase-memory MCP for symbols, call graphs, and impact analysis to produce targeted code context.
batch-task-decomposition
Decomposes approved specifications into typed child tasks with owners, dependencies, and acceptance criteria.
release-integration
Runs final integration checks and produces commit plans, PR drafts, and release handoff notes.
qa-fixtures-aaa
Designs unit and integration tests using Arrange-Act-Assert structure with explicit fixtures.
frontend-design
Generates production-grade frontend interfaces with distinctive typography, color, motion, and layout.
local-dev-diagnostics
Diagnose Multica dev stack health, ports, Next.js profiling, and MCP smoke checks.
self-review
Reviews code diffs for architecture drift, secrets, stale code, and missing verification before handoff.
architecture-simplification
Guides minimal architecture decisions by reducing abstractions, indirection, and state ownership complexity.
workflow-implementation
Implements the Multica agentic workflow platform across twelve incremental pull requests.
backend-change
Implements Multica backend changes across Go handlers, services, migrations, CLI, and daemon workflows.
Frequently Asked Questions About vovanostm-public
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with vovanostm-public's skills?▼
The skills cover Golang development end-to-end: project layout, concurrency, error handling, testing with testify, benchmarking, gRPC and GraphQL services, dependency injection via wire/dig/fx, and CI pipelines. A second cluster supports the Multica agentic workflow platform, including stage contracts, worktree operations, MCP server development, and release integration.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target Go backend engineers, CLI developers, and platform engineers working on the Multica agentic workflow system. The Golang skills are explicitly designed for Claude Code or similar AI coding agents operating in Go codebases, with user-invocable triggers for reviews, refactoring, and debugging.
How do I install and run these skills?▼
Skills load into a compatible coding agent environment. Most Golang skills require only the go binary; some install extras via go install or brew, such as govulncheck, dlv, benchstat, golangci-lint, goreleaser, protoc, swag, and wire. Multica skills assume the local Multica dev stack with Docker and Postgres.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The Golang skills carry the MIT license, authored by samber with source at github.com/samber/cc-skills-golang, so they are free to use and modify. The frontend-design skill references separate terms in its LICENSE.txt. Multica platform skills list no explicit license in their frontmatter.
What prerequisites and dependencies are required?▼
A Go toolchain is the baseline requirement across nearly all skills. Specific skills add binaries: dlv for debugging, benchstat for benchmarks, govulncheck for vulnerability scanning, protoc for gRPC, and gh plus goreleaser for CI. Multica skills require the Multica daemon, MCP server, and local Docker/Postgres stack.