Dynamo Team
Official@dynamods · United States of America
Offers specialized engineering support for the Dynamo BIM codebase, focusing on C#/.NET standards, unit testing, and repository management.
Agent Skills by Dynamo Team
Showing 12 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
DynamoDSdynamo-dotnet-janitor
Modernizes and cleans up C#/.NET codebases through refactoring, testing, and documentation.
DynamoDSdynamo-release-notes
Curate, draft, and publish Dynamo release notes sections to the GitHub wiki.
DynamoDSdynamo-codebase-patterns
Discovers and enforces non-obvious architectural patterns in the Dynamo C# codebase during code review.
DynamoDSdynamo-content-designer
Write Dynamo product documentation, blog posts, tutorials, and UI content following team style guidelines.
DynamoDSdynamo-ux-designer
Plans UX flows and generates Figma mockups using Autodesk Weave Design System components.
DynamoDSdynamo-ecosystem-reviewer
Reviews code changes for cross-platform, service, and thread-safety constraints across Dynamo repositories.
DynamoDSdynamo-onboarding
Guide developers through the Dynamo codebase and architecture.
DynamoDSdynamo-skill-writer
Synchronize canonical skill definitions with wrappers for GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Claude.
DynamoDSdynamo-unit-testing
Generate NUnit tests for the Dynamo codebase following its testing patterns.
DynamoDSdynamo-jira-ticket
Generate structured Jira tickets for the Dynamo project from bug reports and failing tests.
DynamoDSdynamo-pr-description
Generates pull request descriptions for the Dynamo repository from git diffs, commit logs, or user summaries.
DynamoDSdynamo-dotnet-expert
Review C#/.NET code against Dynamo coding standards and conventions.
Frequently Asked Questions About Dynamo Team
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks can developers perform using Dynamo Team skills?▼
Developers can perform architectural onboarding, generate NUnit test suites, enforce C#/.NET coding standards, and produce structured Jira tickets or pull request documentation directly from repository diffs and commit logs.
Which engineering personas benefit most from these capabilities?▼
These capabilities are designed for BIM software engineers, C# developers, and quality assurance specialists working within the Dynamo ecosystem who require strict adherence to project-specific coding conventions and testing patterns.
What are the prerequisites for integrating these skills into a development environment?▼
Integration requires an existing Dynamo codebase environment and access to the target repository. Users must have configured environments for NUnit execution and possess appropriate permissions for Jira project management and GitHub repository interactions.