Epicenter
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Offers standardized architectural patterns and rigorous coding conventions for TypeScript-based frontend, backend, and cross-platform application development.
Agent Skills by Epicenter
Showing 76 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
tanstack-table
Applies TanStack Table UI-state patterns for Svelte data tables with sorting, filtering, and pagination.
ui-design
Design and review Epicenter Svelte interfaces by collapsing local markup into the shared component system.
code-prose
Rewrites code identifiers and comments using Orwell's plain-language rules without changing behavior.
one-sentence-test
Audit designs and abstractions by reducing them to one concrete sentence.
agent-goal
Drafts a single /goal line defining objectives, evidence, and stop conditions for coding agents.
dialectic
Resolves unsettled product and design models through structured collision of competing articulations.
radical-options
Compares current code abstractions against first-principles redesigns before editing.
wayfinder
Plans multi-session work as decision tickets tracked on a repository issue tracker.
svg-animations
Animate SVGs with SMIL, CSS keyframes, stroke drawing, morphing, and motion paths.
agent-instructions
Design, audit, and validate agent skills and repository instruction files.
auth
Guides editing Epicenter auth clients, OAuth sessions, and identity state built on Better Auth.
type-level-error-messages
Implements branded template-literal types that turn TypeScript constraint errors into readable messages.
handoff
Drafts a cold-start continuation prompt for a fresh Claude Code session.
asymmetric-wins
Identifies small feature promises whose refusal deletes disproportionate code complexity.
code-audit
Detect recurring TypeScript code smells using grep patterns and triage guidance.
autumn
Configure Autumn usage-based billing with credit checks, plan gates, and metered AI usage.
tsconfig
Standardizes TypeScript configuration across a source-only monorepo using two base files and seven leaf tiers.
improve-codebase-architecture
Scan a codebase for architectural deepening opportunities and render findings as a visual HTML report.
change-proposal
Presents proposed code changes as before/after diffs, ASCII diagrams, and comparison tables.
define-errors
Create typed error variant factories with defineErrors from the wellcrafted library.
prototype
Build throwaway terminal or UI prototypes to validate logic models and design options.
standalone-commits
Split work into reviewable, dependency-ordered commits with acceptance checks.
pull-request
Drafts and reviews GitHub pull request titles and bodies following Epicenter conventions.
diagnose
Diagnose bugs and performance regressions through a reproduce-to-regression-test feedback loop.
Frequently Asked Questions About Epicenter
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific development tasks does Epicenter enable?▼
Epicenter enables standardized monorepo management, atomic commit planning, and rigorous TypeScript coding practices. It provides patterns for factory function composition, reactive query layers, and structured service layers, ensuring consistent error handling and type-safe data interactions across your entire codebase.
Which engineering personas benefit from these standards?▼
Full-stack engineers, frontend developers, and technical leads working within TypeScript ecosystems benefit most. These standards are designed for teams requiring high-consistency codebases, robust UI component patterns, and reliable cross-platform integration for desktop environments using Tauri.
What are the prerequisites for implementing these standards?▼
Implementation requires a TypeScript-based environment and familiarity with modern web stacks including Svelte, Tailwind CSS, and Drizzle ORM. Projects should be structured as monorepos to fully leverage the provided command conventions, commit formatting, and dependency-ordered change management.