Yurii Yarkovich
Community@YuriiYInno
Yurii Yarkovich maintains a 26-skill registry covering full-lifecycle software development: requirements analysis, NestJS architecture, React/Next.js implementation, testing, debugging, and GitHub release management.
Agent Skills by Yurii Yarkovich
Showing 26 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
YuriiYInnousing-git-worktrees
Creates isolated git worktrees with branch setup and baseline test verification for parallel development.
YuriiYInnoagent-browser
Automate browser navigation, form filling, screenshots, and data extraction via CLI.
YuriiYInnofinishing-branch
Guides completion of development branches through merge, pull request, or cleanup options.
YuriiYInnotest-generator
Generate unit, integration, and E2E tests for NestJS applications with failure analysis.
YuriiYInnoverify
Runs Definition of Done checklist and generates pass/fail verification reports before merging.
YuriiYInnoweb-design-guidelines
Reviews UI code files against Vercel's Web Interface Guidelines and reports findings.
YuriiYInnoaccelerator-update
Update accelerator-core installations from GitHub releases while preserving user customizations.
YuriiYInnobrowser-verify
Verifies frontend changes in a real browser using accessibility snapshots and screenshots.
YuriiYInnoreflect
Converts agent errors and user corrections into permanent enforceable rules.
YuriiYInnodocumentation-generator
Generate READMEs, ADRs, changelogs, and JSDoc documentation for software projects.
YuriiYInnoapi-designer
Designs REST API endpoints with DTOs, Swagger decorators, and Bruno collections.
YuriiYInnocontext7-cli
Fetches current library documentation and manages AI coding skills via the ctx7 CLI.
YuriiYInnorelease
Create GitHub releases with automated changelog generation from conventional git commits.
YuriiYInnosystematic-debugger
Diagnose bugs and test failures through four-phase root cause investigation before applying fixes.
YuriiYInnoskill-creator
Create, evaluate, and iteratively improve AI agent skills with benchmark testing.
YuriiYInnorequirements-analyst
Analyze requirements from Confluence pages and decompose them into actionable development tasks.
YuriiYInnoarchitect
Guides system architecture decisions for NestJS projects using layered architecture patterns.
YuriiYInnobrainstorming
Refines feature ideas into structured design documents through guided dialogue.
YuriiYInnowcag-accessibility
Review and write accessible web interfaces using WCAG 2.2 Level AA rules.
YuriiYInnoreview-pr
Reviews GitHub pull requests via gh CLI and posts findings as PR comments.
YuriiYInnocoder-frontend
Implements frontend features using React, Vue, or Angular with component architecture and testing.
YuriiYInnovercel-react-best-practices
Applies React and Next.js performance optimization rules during code writing and review.
YuriiYInnowriting-plans
Creates detailed implementation plans with bite-sized TDD tasks for engineers with zero codebase context.
YuriiYInnocode-reviewer
Review code for quality, security, performance, and accessibility issues with structured severity-ranked feedback.
Frequently Asked Questions About Yurii Yarkovich
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with YuriiYInno's skill registry?▼
The 26 skills cover the full development lifecycle: analyzing Confluence requirements, brainstorming, NestJS architecture decisions, REST API design with Swagger and Bruno collections, React/Vue/Angular frontend implementation, test generation, systematic debugging, PR review, WCAG accessibility audits, documentation generation, and GitHub releases.
Who is the target audience for these skills?▼
Full-stack engineers and frontend/backend developers working with NestJS, React, Next.js, Vue, or Angular. The skills also serve teams needing structured planning (writing-plans), code quality enforcement (code-reviewer), accessibility compliance (wcag-accessibility), and Definition-of-Done verification before merging.
How do the skills work together in practice?▼
Skills chain via phase and flow-next metadata: requirements-analyst feeds brainstorming, which flows to architect and api-designer, then writing-plans, git worktree isolation, coder implementation, code-reviewer, test-generator, browser verification, and finally documentation-generator and release for GitHub publishing.
Are these skills open source and what do they cost?▼
The react-best-practices skill is MIT-licensed by Vercel; skill-creator references full terms in its LICENSE.txt. Other skills carry no explicit license in the manifest. All skills are free to use as registry entries, with no stated fees or paid tiers.
What prerequisites or dependencies do these skills require?▼
agent-browser requires npx agent-browser CLI access; review-pr requires the GitHub gh CLI; context7-cli requires the ctx7 CLI and Context7 MCP setup. Other skills assume a standard git repository, GitHub access for releases, and a NestJS or React/Next.js codebase for framework-specific guidance.