Yam Borodetsky
Community@yamcodes · Almaty
Growing up, I dreamed of being Spider-Man. Now, I'm a web developer
Agent Skills by Yam Borodetsky
Showing 46 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
domain-modeling
Build and maintain project domain glossaries and architecture decision records.
stop-slop
Detect and remove AI writing patterns from prose during drafting and editing.
wayfinder
Plans large multi-session efforts as decision-ticket maps on an issue tracker.
writing-for-agents
Guides writing skills, AGENTS.md, and CLAUDE.md documents for agent consumption.
wait-what
Rephrases the previous AI response in ASD-STE100 Simplified Technical English with project context.
handoff
Write a conversation summary handoff document for a fresh agent to continue work.
diagnosing-bugs
Diagnose hard bugs and performance regressions through a six-phase feedback-loop workflow.
code-review
Fetch and address GitHub pull request review comments or review workspace code changes.
to-tickets
Breaks plans and specs into tracer-bullet tickets with declared blocking edges.
to-spec
Synthesizes conversation context into a structured spec published to the project issue tracker.
codebase-design
Designs deep modules with small interfaces placed at clean, testable seams.
prototype
Build throwaway HTML or UI prototypes to answer design questions about logic and layout.
the-hat
Evaluates design alternatives using layer splitting, metrics, and tier-list ranking in living notes.
implement
Implement work from specs or tickets using TDD, typechecking, and code review.
grilling
Interviews users in structured rounds to stress-test plans and design decisions.
modularize
Refactor and split oversized source and test files into cohesive sub-modules.
setup-matt-pocock-skills
Configure a repository's issue tracker, triage labels, and domain doc layout for engineering skills.
sync-main
Sync documentation and infrastructure changes from dev to main without a package release.
hallmark
Enforces YAML frontmatter contract and entry for SKILL.md-based design units.
typescript
Applies 45 prioritized TypeScript rules for compiler performance, type safety, and async patterns.
changeset
Creates changesets for semantic versioning and changelog generation in monorepos.
gh-cli
Automates GitHub issues, pull requests, and workflow runs using the GitHub CLI.
groom-issue
Groom GitHub issues by eliciting acceptance criteria through interactive questioning.
hexagonal-architecture
Design decoupled domain logic with ports-and-adapters architecture.
Frequently Asked Questions About Yam Borodetsky
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I automate using Yam Borodetsky's skills?▼
You can modularize oversized JavaScript/TypeScript files, configure tsconfig for strict type checks, manage pnpm workspaces and Turborepo caching, create changesets for semantic versioning, triage and resolve GitHub issues end-to-end, generate Excalidraw diagrams, and run red-green-refactor TDD cycles.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
Web developers and TypeScript engineers working in monorepos who want structured issue triage, domain-driven architecture guidance, and disciplined testing. Maintainers of Next.js, Nuxt, and React codebases benefit from the framework best-practices and bulletproof-react structuring skills.
How do I install and run these skills?▼
Run setup-matt-pocock-skills once to configure the repo's issue tracker, triage label vocabulary, and domain doc layout. Skills live as SKILL.md directories with YAML frontmatter; hallmark enforces the frontmatter contract, and internalize-skill moves external skills into the internal directory.
Are these skills open source and free?▼
Yes, all 63 skills are published in Yam Borodetsky's public GitHub repositories at no cost. Several skills credit original authors, such as stop-slop from Hardik Pandya, pnpm from Anthony Fu, and changeset from Ollie Shop, with origin links preserved in frontmatter metadata.
What prerequisites and dependencies do the skills require?▼
A Node.js environment with pnpm for dependency and workspace management, the GitHub CLI (gh) for issue and pull request operations, and a git repository with dev/main branches for sync-main. TypeScript skills assume tsconfig.json projects; architecture skills read docs/CONTEXT.md and docs/adr/.