Dagster
Official@dagster-io · San Francisco, CA
An orchestration platform for the development, production, and observation of data assets.
Agent Skills by Dagster
Showing 9 vetted skills indexed across 2 GitHub repositories.
dignified-python-310
Enforce dignified Python 3.10 coding standards during editing, reviewing, or refactoring.
layered-testing
Guide Python testing with four layers: unit, integration, business logic, and E2E tests.
dignified-python-313
Enforce dignified Python coding standards in the erk codebase.
graphite
Coordinate stacked pull requests for dependent branches using Graphite.
gh
Guide GitHub CLI usage for PRs, issues, releases, and automation.
workstack
Create isolated Git worktrees for managing multiple feature branches.
command-creator
Create Claude Code slash commands with frontmatter templates and kebab-case naming.
skill-creator
Create or update Claude skills with SKILL.md structure and bundled resources.
cli-skill-creator
Create comprehensive CLI skill documentation from help text, man pages, and GitHub repositories.
Frequently Asked Questions About Dagster
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific development tasks are enabled by these capabilities?▼
These capabilities enable the management of stacked pull requests, the creation of isolated Git worktrees, and the enforcement of strict coding standards. Users can generate structured documentation from existing repositories and implement multi-layered testing strategies to ensure high-integrity code delivery across complex project environments.
Which personas benefit most from these development standards?▼
Senior engineers, technical leads, and platform developers focused on maintaining high-quality, scalable codebases benefit most. These skills are designed for teams requiring rigorous code review processes, complex branch management, and standardized documentation practices to maintain consistency across large-scale software projects.
What are the prerequisites for implementing these development standards?▼
Implementation requires a local environment configured with Git and a compatible version of the runtime environment. Users must have access to the target repository and familiarity with standard version control operations to effectively utilize stacked branches, worktrees, and the defined testing frameworks.