CareCode
Official@hmislk · Sri Lanka
Committed to developing the finest free and open-source health systems
Agent Skills by CareCode
Showing 10 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
deploy-qa
Automate development code deployment to QA environments via GitHub Actions.
review-code
Review HMIS code changes for backward compatibility and project-specific patterns.
jsf-ajax
Enforce component-based JSF AJAX updates with resolved client IDs.
publish-wiki
Publish pending wiki changes from the sibling hmis.wiki repository to GitHub Wiki.
commit-code
Generate HMIS-compliant commit messages with issue closing keywords and co-author attribution.
verify-persistence
Validate persistence.xml data sources use environment variables and flag hardcoded paths.
dto-implementation
Automate DTO construction and direct JPQL queries for HMIS.
write-wiki
Generate end-user wiki documentation for HMIS modules as Markdown files.
performance-optimization
Optimize HMIS slow queries and heavy UI flows with DTOs, caching, and index-aware querying.
database-guide
Guide MySQL queries, schema analysis, and secure configuration for HMIS deployments.
Frequently Asked Questions About CareCode
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific tasks does CareCode enable for health system developers?▼
CareCode enables developers to enforce HMIS-compliant commit standards, validate persistence configurations, optimize JPQL queries, and generate structured end-user documentation. It provides rigorous oversight for JSF component updates and ensures database schema integrity through guided analysis and performance tuning.
Which technical personas benefit most from these health system standards?▼
These standards are designed for backend engineers, database administrators, and technical writers working within the HMIS ecosystem. The capabilities specifically assist those managing complex Java-based health records systems who require strict adherence to project-specific patterns and backward compatibility.
Is CareCode's health system framework open-source and free to use?▼
Yes, CareCode is committed to developing free and open-source health systems. All provided standards, documentation protocols, and maintenance guidelines are accessible for public use to support the development of transparent and sustainable health information infrastructure.