code-refinement

The tech-debt-tracker Skill automatically identifies, measures, and prioritizes technical debt in your codebase by scanning for complexity, duplication, and outdated patterns. It calculates objective metrics and creates actionable backlog items, integrating with tools like codebase-navigator. Use it to systematically track and manage code quality issues during development or refactoring cycles.

This skill applies Robert C. Martin's principles from Clean Code, Clean Architecture, and related works for code review, writing, and refactoring tasks. It focuses on naming, functions, architecture boundaries, and design patterns to improve code quality. Use it alongside your project's linter and the existing clean-code skill, not as a replacement.

This skill applies Robert C. Martin's principles for code review, writing, and architectural discussions, drawing from Clean Code, Clean Architecture, and related works. It complements the existing clean-code skill and project linters by focusing on craftsmanship and design discipline. Use it when refactoring, reviewing code, or making architectural decisions to enforce Uncle Bob's quality criteria.

This skill provides a production-tested setup for Content Collections, a TypeScript-first tool that transforms Markdown/MDX files into type-safe data collections with Zod validation. Use it when building blogs, documentation sites, or content-heavy Vite + React applications to ensure type safety and automatic content validation. It covers everything from Vite plugin configuration and MDX compilation to deployment optimization and schema validation.