ZhangJun
Community@zinohome
IT Management Consultant
Agent Skills by ZhangJun
Showing 138 vetted skills indexed across 4 GitHub repositories.
reliability-strategy-builder
Implements circuit breakers, retries, fallbacks, bulkheads, and SLO definitions for resilient systems.
system-design-generator
Generates system architecture plans with component breakdowns, data flows, API contracts, and scaling considerations.
rfc-generator
Generates Request for Comments documents for technical proposals and architecture decisions.
adr-writer
Creates Architecture Decision Records documenting technical decisions with context, alternatives, and consequences.
domain-model-boundaries-mapper
Maps bounded contexts, dependencies, and interfaces using Domain-Driven Design principles.
api-versioning-deprecation-planner
Plans API versioning strategies, deprecation timelines, and client migration guides for safe API evolution.
tech-debt-prioritizer
Scores and ranks technical debt items by impact, risk, and effort into a prioritized backlog.
performance-budget-setter
Defines and enforces performance budgets for bundle size, API latency, database queries, and Core Web Vitals.
migration-planner
Plans phased database and system migrations with dual writes, backfills, validation, and rollback strategies.
scalability-playbook
Identifies performance bottlenecks and produces ordered scaling strategies with triggers, phases, and cost estimates.
using-git-worktrees
Create isolated Git worktrees for feature development workflows.
test-driven-development
Enforce test-first development with red-green-refactor cycles and automated test coverage.
systematic-debugging
Investigate software bugs by identifying root causes before implementing fixes.
agent-browser
Automate browser interactions and web navigation through a managed runtime.
playwright-browser
Automate Chromium-based browser interactions including screenshots, form completion, and JavaScript execution.
bilibili-mcp
Automate B站 account management and content publishing through API-driven workflows.
feishu
Integrate AI agents with Feishu APIs for document and messaging workflows.
deskclaw-security-vuln-check
Detect residual litellm installations in DeskClaw runtime environments and Python interpreters.
image-generation
Generate and edit images from text prompts and reference images via API.
dispatching-parallel-agents
Coordinate parallel delegation of independent tasks across specialized agents.
deskhub-installer
Manage DeskHub marketplace skills via skillshub CLI operations.
executing-plans
Execute implementation plans through structured task checklists and review checkpoints.
finishing-a-development-branch
Verify tests and select safe integration actions for completed development branches.
cron-jobs-writer
Validate and update OpenClaw cron job configurations in jobs.json files.
Frequently Asked Questions About ZhangJun
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with zinohome's skill registry?▼
You can generate REST and GraphQL endpoints, OpenAPI specs, API client collections, unit and E2E tests, React components with Tailwind CSS, Prisma migrations, architecture decision records, RFCs, and system design documents. Skills also cover accessibility audits, caching strategies, and reliability patterns like circuit breakers.
Who is the target audience for these skills?▼
Full-stack and frontend engineers working with TypeScript, React, Next.js, Express, Fastify, and NestJS, plus backend developers using Prisma, PostgreSQL, and Redis. Engineering leads benefit from architecture planning, tech-debt prioritization, ADR writing, and code review coordination skills.
How are these skills installed and run?▼
Skills are distributed as SKILL.md packages with structured frontmatter, installed through the Skills CLI or DeskHub marketplace via the skillshub CLI. Once installed, they execute inside an agent runtime such as Claude Code or OpenClaw, triggered by natural-language requests matching each skill's description.
Are zinohome's skills free and open source?▼
The skills are published publicly across zinohome's GitHub repositories and the DeskHub marketplace registry. They are prompt-and-documentation based skill packages rather than paid software, so they can be inspected, forked, and adapted; check individual repositories for specific license terms.
What prerequisites do these skills require?▼
Most skills assume a JavaScript/TypeScript project context with frameworks like Next.js, Express, or Fastify, plus relevant dependencies such as Playwright, Prisma, Redis, or Tailwind CSS. A compatible agent runtime (Claude Code, OpenClaw, or Clawdbot) is required to load and execute the SKILL.md definitions.