dariovr1
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dariovr1 provides disciplined software engineering skills covering TDD, debugging, domain modeling, git branch management, and code review for Java, Angular, React, Next.js, and Python stacks.
Agent Skills by dariovr1
Showing 13 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
dariovr1domain-modeling
Builds and maintains project domain models, glossaries, CONTEXT.md files, and architectural decision records.
dariovr1test-driven-development
Enforces red-green-refactor TDD cycles with stack-specific conventions for Java, Angular, React, and Python.
dariovr1using-sixth-sense
Establishes skill discovery, platform adaptation, and routing rules at session start.
dariovr1dispatching-parallel-agents
Dispatches independent tasks to parallel subagents with tiered model routing and batching.
dariovr1diagnosing-bugs
Diagnose bugs through a six-phase hypothesis-driven investigation loop before applying fixes.
dariovr1specifying-and-implementing
Converts conversations into structured specs and implements them via TDD workflows.
dariovr1managing-development-branches
Manages git worktree setup, conflict resolution, and branch closure across the development lifecycle.
dariovr1roundtable
Pressure-tests plans and designs through sequential one-at-a-time decision questioning.
dariovr1crossroad-stack
Detects project stack from file indicators and routes tasks to matching conventions.
dariovr1dylan-dog
Runs premortem risk analysis on specs and adversarial two-pass review on code diffs.
dariovr1requesting-code-review
Dispatches adversarial subagent code reviews on git diffs and processes findings by severity.
dariovr1configuring-sixth-sense
Configures model preferences and effort levels for Sixth Sense subagent dispatch.
dariovr1verification-before-completion
Requires running verification commands and checking output before claiming work is complete.
Frequently Asked Questions About dariovr1
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with dariovr1's skills?▼
You can enforce test-driven development, diagnose bugs through a hypothesis-driven loop, build domain models with CONTEXT.md and ADRs, manage git worktree branches end-to-end, pressure-test designs via roundtable questioning, hunt edge cases with premortems, and verify work with evidence before claiming completion.
Who should use these skills?▼
Software engineers working in Java/Spring Boot, Angular, React, Next.js, or Python codebases who want disciplined development practices. The crossroad-stack skill detects the target stack and routes to correct conventions, making it suitable for full-stack and backend developers.
How do the skills work together in practice?▼
Start with using-sixth-sense for orientation, optionally run configuring-sixth-sense once for model preferences, then specify-and-implement turns conversations into spec documents and orchestrates TDD, typechecking, code review, and commits. Parallel independent tasks can be dispatched to specialized subagents with effort routing.
What are the prerequisites for using these skills?▼
You need a project with a git repository and a supported stack (Java/Spring Boot, Angular, React, Next.js, or Python) for stack-specific conventions. The configuring-sixth-sense skill performs a one-time interactive setup of model preferences and effort levels for subagents.
How does code quality get verified before completion?▼
The verification-before-completion skill requires running verification commands and confirming actual output before any success claims, commits, or PRs. The requesting-code-review skill dispatches the Dylan Dog edge-case investigator and processes feedback with technical rigor before merging.