designbycode
Official@designbycode · Cape Town
designbycode provides Laravel ecosystem development skills covering Pest PHP testing, Wayfinder route integration, and shadcn/ui component management.
Agent Skills by designbycode
Showing 3 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
pest-testing
Write and run Pest 4 tests for Laravel applications including browser and architecture tests.
wayfinder-development
Generates type-safe Laravel route functions for TypeScript frontend components using Wayfinder.
shadcn
Manages shadcn/ui components via CLI for adding, searching, styling, and composing React UI.
Frequently Asked Questions About designbycode
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with designbycode's skills?▼
You can write, fix, and refactor Pest PHP tests in Laravel (including browser testing, smoke testing, and Livewire component tests), reference Laravel backend routes from TypeScript frontend code via Wayfinder, and manage shadcn/ui components including adding, styling, debugging, and applying presets.
Who should use designbycode's skills?▼
Laravel and PHP developers building full-stack applications benefit most. This includes engineers writing Pest test suites, frontend developers integrating Laravel routes into TypeScript components with Wayfinder, and UI developers building interfaces with shadcn/ui component registries and presets.
How do the skills activate during development?▼
The Pest skill triggers whenever tests are written, edited, or refactored in Laravel projects. Wayfinder activates when importing from @/actions or @/routes in frontend code. The shadcn skill runs via npx, pnpm dlx, or bunx shadcn commands when managing components or presets.
Are designbycode's skills free to use?▼
Yes. The pest-testing and wayfinder-development skills are released under the MIT license, permitting free use, modification, and distribution. Both skills are authored by laravel, aligning with the open-source Laravel ecosystem.
What prerequisites are required to use these skills?▼
Pest testing requires a Laravel project with tests/Feature, tests/Unit, or tests/Browser directories. Wayfinder requires a Laravel backend with TypeScript frontend imports. The shadcn skill requires a project with a components.json file and Node package managers like npx, pnpm, or bun.