Dinesh Reddy Revunuru
Community@dineshrevunuru · Chicago
HCI student at DePaul University
Agent Skills by Dinesh Reddy Revunuru
Showing 88 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
craft-critique
Reviews designs, copy, and plans with evidence-based critique and verdicts.
conduct-user-interview
Guides live semi-structured user interviews from consent through probing to post-session debrief.
conduct-stakeholder-interviews
Plans and runs stakeholder interviews to map business goals, power dynamics, and communication plans.
improve-code-architecture
Scan React/Next/TypeScript codebases for architectural rot and render ranked refactor opportunities as a visual HTML report.
test-shipped-code
Write failing behavior tests before implementation code for shipped React and Next.js features.
run-heuristic-evaluation
Inspects user interfaces against Nielsen's 10 heuristics to produce prioritized usability findings.
design-stage-interfaces
Decides between chat, GUI, or hybrid containers and renders AI answers as composed UI on a re-composing stage.
writing-voice
Write long-form content in a personal voice across three auto-detected registers.
setup-pre-commit
Configures Husky pre-commit hooks with lint-staged, Prettier, typecheck, and staged-scoped tests.
explore-divergent-concepts
Generates three structurally distinct design concepts and converges on one with explicit criteria.
resolve-merge-conflicts
Resolve git merge and rebase conflicts by tracing both sides' intent before resolving each hunk.
write-participant-screener
Writes participant-recruiting screeners with behavioral criteria, intent masking, and recruiting logistics.
build-personas
Builds evidence-tagged personas and Jobs-to-be-Done statements from synthesized research data.
create-visual-assets
Creates static visual assets like posters, OG cards, and cover art as PNG or PDF files.
choose-research-method
Selects a defensible UX research method for a research question using NN/g's three-dimension framework.
audit-accessibility
Audit designs and builds against WCAG 2.2 AA with severity-rated findings and a launch gate verdict.
research-technical-docs
Trace technical assertions to version-pinned primary sources and save cited Markdown findings.
setup-skill-project
Configures a repository's issue tracker and documentation layout for downstream engineering skills.
write-decision-rationale
Writes lightweight decision records with options, risk-reward labels, and reopening triggers.
improve-animations
Audit a codebase's motion and write prioritized, self-contained animation fix plans.
qa-to-issues
Convert conversational bug reports into thin, domain-worded issues in a local ISSUES.md file.
build-coded-prototypes
Builds working coded prototypes at the fidelity each design question requires.
author-skills
Reviews and authors SKILL.md files against a house rubric of structure, density, and failure-mode QA.
run-contextual-research
Plans and runs contextual inquiry, field studies, and diary studies in users' real environments.
Frequently Asked Questions About Dinesh Reddy Revunuru
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with Dinesh Reddy Revunuru's skill library?▼
The 88 skills cover the full product cycle: framing problem statements, running user interviews and usability tests, synthesizing research into personas and journey maps, designing interfaces, motion, voice and conversational experiences, then shipping React/Next/TypeScript code with TDD, code review, accessibility audits, and pre-ship UI verification.
Who is this skill library built for?▼
It is built for one operator: Dinesh, an HCI student at DePaul University working as a solo freelance designer-engineer. Skills default to solo mode with local markdown files and only switch up to team trackers like GitHub Issues when a real shared tracker exists.
How do the engineering skills work together in practice?▼
The SHIP wing sequences rigor: implement-spec drives a spec through test-shipped-code (red-green TDD with Vitest/Jest/Playwright), review-shipped-code as a pre-commit gate, and diagnose-bugs for breakage. Supporting skills handle refactors, migrations, merge conflicts, and module-boundary enforcement via dependency-cruiser.
Are these skills open source, and what licenses apply?▼
Yes. Most skills are MIT-licensed forks of Matt Pocock's and Emil Kowalski's skill libraries, with adoption ledgers documenting what was kept or changed. Two skills — build-frontend-interfaces and create-visual-assets — are Apache-2.0 forks of Anthropic's official skills.
What prerequisites or stack do the skills assume?▼
Engineering skills assume React, Next.js, and TypeScript repos, with Vitest/Jest/Playwright for testing, Husky and lint-staged for commit gates, and Figma variables for design tokens. Research skills assume NN/g and Nielsen Norman Group methodologies; no enterprise tracker or team setup is required by default.