CivicActions
Official@civicactions · Berkeley, CA
Transforming government digital services through agile practices, modern technologies, user centered design, and a culture of learning and collaboration.
Agent Skills by CivicActions
Showing 26 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
CivicActionsbrowser-check
Validate frontend changes by inspecting DOM state, console output, and network requests.
CivicActionsresponsive-design
Validate responsive web components against project-specific design system breakpoints.
CivicActionsevidence-check
Validate AI-generated technical claims using a structured evidence taxonomy.
CivicActionssummarize-commits
Synthesize raw git commit logs into structured summaries for PR descriptions.
CivicActionscommit-message-writer
Generate standardized git commit messages from diff context and project conventions.
CivicActionsissue-closure-notes
Generate standardized closure notes from project-specific tracker conventions and technical accomplishments.
CivicActionswork-intake
Aggregate pending tasks, mentions, and stale items from trackers and wikis into a status digest.
CivicActionskiss
Analyze code implementations for over-engineering against project conventions.
CivicActionsimplementation-details
Generate a project-specific technical implementation checklist from a project contract file.
CivicActionsdefinition-of-done
Generate Definition of Done checklists from project contract configurations.
CivicActionsdrupal-peer-review
Review Drupal PHP services, Twig templates, SCSS, and configuration YAML for correctness, security, and performance.
CivicActionstriage
Assesses issue tickets and assigns status, priority, and tags per project contract.
CivicActionsperformance-frontend
Audit frontend performance by analyzing Core Web Vitals and render-blocking resources.
CivicActionsorganize-commits
Group unstaged changes into atomic git commits using project conventions.
CivicActionslessons-learned
Write structured lessons-learned reflection notes after completed tickets, sprints, or project phases.
CivicActionsissue-plan
Generates project-specific implementation plans with risks and milestones from tickets and codebase analysis.
CivicActionspattern-alignment
Compare new code implementations against project contract patterns and conventions.
CivicActionsaccessibility-audit
Audit web pages and components for WCAG 2.1 AA and Section 508 compliance.
CivicActionsticket-refinement
Refine triaged issue tickets into structured development tasks with acceptance criteria.
CivicActionsqa-steps
Generate structured QA testing instructions for software tickets and pull requests.
CivicActionssecurity-check
Evaluate input data sensitivity against organizational AI usage policies.
CivicActionssquash-commits
Consolidate incremental git commits into a single project-compliant commit message.
CivicActionshandoff-message
Generate a structured handoff document capturing progress, file changes, and pending tasks.
CivicActionscomponent-design
Generate frontend component design specifications with template variables and accessibility requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions About CivicActions
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks can engineers perform using these capabilities?▼
Engineers can perform automated accessibility audits, validate frontend performance against Core Web Vitals, conduct peer reviews for Drupal and CSS architectures, and generate standardized documentation like commit summaries, closure notes, and handoff reports based on project-specific conventions.
Which personas benefit most from these technical capabilities?▼
These capabilities are designed for software engineers, quality assurance testers, and technical project managers working in highly regulated environments. They assist teams in maintaining strict adherence to project contracts, accessibility standards, and consistent code quality across complex digital service delivery lifecycles.
What are the prerequisites for implementing these technical checks?▼
Implementation requires access to project-specific contract files, configuration schemas, and established repository conventions. These checks rely on existing codebase structures, issue trackers, and defined design systems to provide accurate validation against your organization's unique technical and compliance requirements.