Comerito
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Offers architectural scaffolding, multi-tenant data modeling, and system extension capabilities for Open Mercato enterprise environments.
Agent Skills by Comerito
Showing 9 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
comeritointegration-builder
Scaffold marketplace integration provider packages with adapters, credentials, and tests.
comeritospec-writing
Create and review SPECs with templates, checklists, and skeleton workflows.
comeritodata-model-design
Design multi-tenant data models and manage migrations with UUID keys.
comeritocode-review
Identify changed files in a pull request and assess them against architecture, security, and quality rules.
comeritomodule-scaffold
Generate a complete module skeleton under src/modules with entities, API routes, and configuration stubs.
comeritoeject-and-customize
Acknowledged.
comeritosystem-extension
Extend core modules with UMES enrichers, widgets, interceptors, and guards.
comeritotroubleshooter
Diagnose and resolve Open Mercato standalone app issues with systematic fixes.
comeritobackend-ui-design
Design backend admin pages with @open-mercato/ui components and layouts.
Frequently Asked Questions About Comerito
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks can developers perform using Comerito?▼
Developers can scaffold marketplace integration packages, design multi-tenant data models with UUID keys, and generate module skeletons. Additionally, the system supports extending core modules via UMES enrichers, widgets, and interceptors, while providing structured code review and troubleshooting for Open Mercato standalone applications.
Which engineering personas benefit from these capabilities?▼
Backend engineers, system architects, and platform developers working within the Open Mercato ecosystem benefit most. These capabilities are designed for technical teams tasked with maintaining multi-tenant architectures, building marketplace integrations, and ensuring consistent code quality through standardized module scaffolding and architectural rule enforcement.
What are the prerequisites for implementing Comerito modules?▼
Implementation requires an existing Open Mercato environment. Developers must be familiar with the project structure, specifically the src/modules directory, and have access to @open-mercato/ui components for backend admin page design. Proficiency in managing UUID-based migrations and understanding UMES enricher patterns is necessary for system extensions.